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Peter R. Thom and Associates Inc.
Automotive Expert / Engineering Consultant
Job Description
Peter R. Thom and Associates is a nationwide organization of automotive engineers engaged in failure analysis and litigation management. We are a group of more than 150 automotive engineers and specialists, university professors, and doctors who specialize in automotive forensic investigation, accident reconstruction, and much more. We are currently looking for associates who are automotive enthusiasts to work on a part-time, as-needed basis doing accident investigation/reconstruction. Associate work is done on a mutually voluntary, case-by-case basis. In essence, when we are presented with a file in which your expertise would be valuable and needed - the managing engineer would contact you and discuss the particulars of the file for further collaboration.
Minimum Qualifications:
Engineering degree or related ASE Certifications 5 years or more of practical hands-on Automotive experience Excellent verbal and written communication skills Fluent in both written and spoken English Excellent computer skills PE license/ ASE certification a plus Please submit a cover letter that outlines your automotive experience and knowledge.Job Type:
Contract Pay:
$1,000.00 - $100,000.00 per yearWork Location:
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What they do
A Mechanical Product Design Engineer is responsible for the mechanical design of a new product, with specific reference to the mechanical function of the final product. May also be partially responsible for engineering of materials, graphic design, ergonomics and aesthetics of the product.
$71,347 / year median in Oklahoma
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