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Senior Mechanical Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

footbridgeMelbourne (FL)

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About the role

Role: Senior Mechanical Engineer Location: Melbourne, FL (Hybrid with 2 days onsite)
Salary: Commensurate with experience Duration: Permanent Are you a seasoned mechanical engineer ready to take the lead on diverse, high-impact projects? We’re seeking an experienced professional who thrives in a leadership role—guiding teams, mentoring staff, and delivering technical excellence from concept through construction. As a Senior Mechanical Engineer, you’ll oversee complex projects across a range of sectors, collaborating in-house with other disciplines to deliver integrated solutions. You’ll work closely with clients, manage project schedules and teams, and ensure successful outcomes with your strategic oversight and deep engineering knowledge.
What We’re Looking For: Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering (accredited) Professional Engineer (PE) license 15+ years of experience in an A/E environment Proven success in project management and technical leadership Strong expertise in mechanical engineering and working knowledge of related disciplines This is your opportunity to shape innovative projects while advancing your career in a collaborative and dynamic environment. If you’re ready to make an impact and lead with confidence, we want to hear from you. FootBridge is an equal opportunity employer committed to an inclusive environment where everyone is valued and respected. We make employment decisions based on qualifications and business needs, without discrimination on any basis, and we welcome candidates from diverse backgrounds to apply.

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