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Mechanical Engineer

Posted 10 days ago

sigil partnersEast Cleveland (OH)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Design mission-critical fluid-management products for demanding applications. This is a hands-on product-development role with ownership from concept and analysis through detailed design, testing, manufacturing, troubleshooting, and production release.
What You’ll Do: Design pumps, rotating components, and fluid-management products. Develop 3D models, assemblies, drawings, GD&T, and tolerance stack-ups. Perform engineering analysis involving fluid dynamics, stress, vibration, thermal conditions, materials, and component performance. Design or select shafts, bearings, seals, impellers, housings, valves, and related hardware. Plan and evaluate testing, validation, failure investigations, and corrective actions. Partner with manufacturing, quality, suppliers, and customers to improve performance, reliability, producibility, and cost. Lead design reviews and mentor developing engineers as experience allows. What You BringB.S. in Engineering from an accredited engineering program is required. Mechanical Engineering Technology degrees will not qualify.3+ years of professional mechanical engineering experience. Direct product-design experience involving pumps, rotating machinery, hydraulic systems, fluid-handling equipment, or similar mechanical products. Strong knowledge of fluid dynamics, machine design, stress, vibration, materials, GD&T, and tolerance analysis. Experience with CAD, engineering analysis, physical testing, and root-cause investigation; Creo and ANSYS are preferred. U.S. Person status required for access to export-controlled technical information.

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