Senior Mechanical Design Engineer
flexiconBethlehem (PA)
About the role
This is a HYBRID role based out of Bethlehem PA. Relocation is not offered. Preference given to local candidates. The Sr. Mechanical Design Engineer (MDE) at Flexicon is a specialized Systems Project Engineer focused on the comprehensive integration of bulk material handling technologies. While Product Development Engineers (PDE) focus on granular component and R&D, and the separate Applications Engineering department provides internal sales support, the MDE owns the technical execution of the full project lifecycle. They are the primary authority on system-level physical integrity, ensuring that the full breadth of Flexicon’s product lines are engineered to function as a unified, site-specific solution. This role is an advanced-level role leading the system integration of major projects and serving as a technical resource for the department.
Essential Functions:
Lead the engineering design and system integration of high-value, complex customer projects. Perform advanced simulations to validate system integrity under varied loading conditions. Develop and maintain project-specific documentation using current standards (e.g., "Documentation as Code" / Markdown to HTML).Proactively resolve technical friction points between Engineering, Controls, Applications, and Manufacturing.
Education and Experience
Required: Associate degree or applicable experience
Preferred: Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering (BSME) or related field.
Experience: 7+ years REQUIRED
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