Mechanical Design Engineer

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rise technicalLynchburg (VA)
Mechanical EngineersAll Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing

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Lynchburg, VA$75,000 - $100,000 + Progression + Training + Life insurance + Medical + Dental + Vision + 401k Match + PTO + Vacation. Are you a Mechanical Design Engineer looking for a varied and interesting role where you will work on a wide range of project from start to finish for a number of different clients?Do you want to work for an expanding manufacturing company look to encourage fast internal progression and will invest in your training where you can further progress your career?This Virginia based company is expanding their engineering teams as they move into the future. As an established industry leader in production equipment, they are looking to strengthen their engineering department, and they are now looking for design engineers to join the team.In this role you will work in the design department on project for customers from start to finish. This will involve both the redesign of existing equipment and new product development. You will also be supporting the production and electrical engineering teams in supporting the manufacturing process and customer projects.This role is a great opportunity for a Mechanical Design Engineer looking to invest in their career through hands-on training and fast career progression, in a position that offers a varied and interesting workload.The Role: Mechanical design of production equipmentWorking on the whole life cycle from start to finishRedesign of existing products and new product developmentWork closely with electrical and manufacturing engineering teamsThe Candidate: Mechanical Design EngineerCome from a manufacturing backgroundIdeally have knowledge of Inventor

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