Design Engineer - 70000

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mxd processPlain City (OH)

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Design Engineer
Job Summary: The Design Engineer will design Mixers, Tanks, and Systems, as well as provide technical support to sales, production, and product support. The Design Engineer will learn and develop knowledge of products, customer applications, and processes.
Responsibilities: Design 3D drawings per customer specifications Effectively communicate with the customer about the design and obtain an approved drawing. Detail drawings for engineering, production, and sales departments Create shop floor drawingsBOM creation and maintenance Work in a fast paced and fun work environment Qualifications (Must have either a degree or equivalent experience) Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering preferred. Degree may be substituted with 5+ years of related experience. Preferred Experience with Degree 3+ Years in Mechanical Engineering or Design Engineering Solid Works experience required Strong organizational and time management skills. Strong technical skills. High degree of initiative, mature judgement, and self-motivation. Ability to solve problems in a constructive and positive manner.
Work Environment: On-site Office and manufacturing environment Physical Requirements: Hand dexterity to operate a computer keyboard and mouse. Vision correctable to 20/20 Able to walk through the plant floor and interact with fabricators Able to travel to vendor or customer sites Compensation details: 0 Yearly SalaryPI825cde 4c 6-

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