USA_RDD Designer II

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lancesoftThe Woodlands (TX)

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About the role

Title: Mechanical Design Engineer Location: The Woodlands, TX (77380)
Duration: 0-12+ months Shift: 7: 00 AM - 4: 00 PM (M –F) Flexible working days.
Pay Rate: $140 - $150/hr 40 hours per week - Equivalent to 1 project completion Job Description: As a Mechanical Design Engineer, you will actively be participating in the design, analysis and development of current and new Drill Bit technologies. As a Mechanical Design Engineer, you will be responsible for: Responsibilities Creating Drill Bit Design and manufacturing packages utilizing 3-D modelling and data management systems Interfacing with Product Line Management, Operations, Manufacturing, and Technology groups to improve product performance Conducting all activities in line with our non-negotiables, and applicable processes for HSE, Quality, Legal Compliance and Cultural pillar.
Qualifications: Have a bachelor’s degree and 5+ years’relevant experience, Mechanical Engineering or similar Have experience with 3D CAD system - experience in Siemens NX Be Familiar with product data management systems - experience in Teamcenter PLM Have experience with simulations software for Finite Element Analysis (FEA), and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Experience in Drill Bits; PDC, Tricone or Kymera Select engineering techniques and utilize analysis tools to solve problems and make sound design recommendations Be familiar with mechanical component designs and applied methods Drive consistent usage of product design standard

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