Mechanical Design Engineer

ASE • united states, united states, us • 3m ago

POSITION OVERVIEW:

ASE is assisting a member as it hires a Mechanical Engineer to design machine tools. The job responsibilities include design and analysis activities for machine builds, mechanical components, and assemblies from concept through production.

PRIMARY DUTIES:

· Lead the mechanical design of machines/machine tooling to meet customer design specifications, removing complexity and enhancing reliability and safety.

· Use, maintain, and/or improve standard components to meet all applicable specifications in machine/machine tooling designs.

· New designs and improved standards to conserve space, manufactured at the lowest cost, with minimum amount of Engineering time.

· Evaluate inside/outside design capabilities, supply accurate information and support documentation to keep designs on time and to customer specifications.

· Coordinate line-up meetings with Controls Project Engineer and Coordinators assigned to job prior to build.

· Provide all required documentation to customer as scheduled for approval.

· Obtain competitive quotations as required. Issue requisitions, taking in account long lead time items to keep project on schedule.

· Estimate Engineering hours, accountable to meet these hours as well as machine budgets as quoted.

· Work efficiently with shop personnel in the build, startup, debug, and support the run-off of machine.

· Provide all required documentation to customer at time of machine shipment and at customer acceptance.

· Support Service Technicians and Training personnel during machine startup in customer plant.

· Provide support to the Sales & Parts Department as required.

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:

· 3 – 5 years of experience in the machine tool or related industry.

· Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, master’s degree preferred.

· Experience with engines or powertrains is a plus.

· AutoCAD (2-D) and 3-D Solid Works. 2-D EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED

· Strong analytical skills: Able to compile data into useable form, recognize patterns in data, information, or events, draw logical conclusions, and make recommendations for action.