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Design Engineer

Posted 4 days ago

insight globalMillbrae (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Role Overview: Seeking entry-level candidates for a hybrid position split approximately 50% fieldwork and 50% design work. Employees will work remotely when completing design responsibilities but must live close enough to their assigned territory to perform fieldwork.
Must-Haves:
  • Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or a related engineering discipline
  • Recent graduate or entry-level candidate
  • Comfortable working independently in both remote and field environments
  • Ability to travel locally throughout the assigned territory
  • Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
  • Strong communication, documentation, and attention-to-detail skills
Day-to-Day Responsibilities:
  • Perform field assessments and collect site information
  • Document field conditions, measurements, and project details
  • Translate field information into accurate designs and project documentation
  • Create and update designs while working remotely
  • Review field and design documentation for accuracy
  • Coordinate with project teams to resolve field or design discrepancies
  • Manage a balanced workload consisting of approximately 50% fieldwork and 50% design
  • Candidate Target
A recent mechanical engineering graduate who enjoys a mix of independent fieldwork and technical design. The ideal candidate is comfortable working remotely but does not want to spend the entire week behind a desk. Key Selling PointsFully remote during the design portion of the role Balanced 50/50 split between fieldwork and design Entry-level opportunity for recent engineering graduates Hands-on experience across both field operations and technical design Multiple territory options across Virginia

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