Mechanical Designer
sira consulting an 5000 companyMesa (AZ)
About the role
Solid Works Modeling & Drafting: Create parametric parts, drawings, and complex/large assemblies, apply configurations, design tables, weldments, sheet metal, and surfacing features. Generate production drawings with GD&T and clear manufacturing notes. Large Assembly Ownership: Build and maintain assemblies with thousands of components using Large Design Review, Lightweight & Speed Pak techniques, simplified reps, envelopes, display states, and performance profiling; drive stability and load time improvements for daily use by engineering and manufacturing. PLM (Teamcenter): Manage ECR/ECO/ECN workflows, maintain EBOM/MBOM structures, revision/baseline control, effectivity, and release to manufacturing; coordinate Teamcenter integrations with downstream systems per program needs. Design for Manufacturability & Quality: Execute tolerance stack ups, apply ASME Y14 series GD&T, and incorporate DFM/DFA practices, resolve build issues with production, test, and quality. Support prototypes and incorporate test feedback into design updates. Reviews & Compliance: Participate in design reviews ensure adherence to internal standards and applicable codes/requirements for the product line.
Required Qualifications:
• 8+ years mechanical design with strong Solid Works proficiency across parts, drawings, large assemblies, sheet metal, weldments, and configurations.• Demonstrated experience optimizing large assemblies (Large Design Review, Lightweight, Speed Pak, simplified geometry) in production environments.• Hands on Teamcenter experience: item/master creation, EBOM/MBOM, revisioning, and ECR/ECO workflow execution.• Strong knowledge of manufacturing processes (sheet metal, machining, fabrication) and ASME drawing standards with GD&T.• Effective communicator with high attention to detail; able to work independently with cross functional teams. Preferred• Domain exposure to HVAC/industrial equipment (e.g., AHU/Chillers) or high mix industrial products.• Experience with Teamcenter ERP integrations and release to manufacturing processes.• Familiarity with DFMEA/DFMA and prototype build support.
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