Mechanical Design Engineer
Mechanical Design Engineer
Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Create detailed 3D designs of multi-faceted professional truck beds· Create detailed drawings of parts, weldments, and top-level assemblies· Manage BOM’s for existing and new designs· Create P&ID’s for wiring and hydraulics
- Design fixtures to assist fabrication
- Help set up production line fabrication methods· Design diagrams, maps, and layouts to illustrate workflow· Review and approve SolidWorks designs and drawings· Create and document Engineering Change Request (ECR’s)· Calculate material requirements· Prototyping: product testing and product redesign as required· Provide customer service, technical assistance, and sales support· Work closely with production to ensure quality and efficiency
- Perform other duties as assigned including custom requests
- Minimum: Associates degree from a technical college· Minimum: 4 years’ experience using SolidWorks in a professional work environment· Experience designing sheet metal parts and welded steel structures· Ability to produce outstanding 2D Fabrication drawings using SolidWorks· Must be proficient in mechanical drafting standards and proper use of weld symbols· ACAD or Draftsight experience preferred· Excellent understanding of strength of materials· Experience with SolidWorks PDM Works Vault· Knowledge of truck electrical requirements and 12/24v LED· Experience with hydraulics; including sizing pumps & cylinders is a plus· Experience with Infor Syteline ERP Manufacturing software is a plus· Excellent written and verbal communication skills· Will be required to walk shop floor daily including up and down stairs regularly· Quick learner with attention to detail· Ability to meet deadlines and work in a fast-paced environment· Must be able to lift 30 to 40 pounds on occasion
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