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Project Engineer II (M/F/D)*
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What they do
A Building Engineer utilizes a mixture of construction knowledge and engineering principles to aid with building projects. Analyzes reports, helps design structures, and manages contracts and budgets. Also creates construction schedules and keeps construction sites in compliance with applicable laws.
$87,671 / year median in Michigan
Job Description
Project Engineer II (M/F/D)• The Project Engineer II serves as mechanical and technical lead on complex integrated material-handling systems projects. This role works closely with the rest of the project team, including the customer and involved vendors, to ensure overall realization and success of the project. The Project Engineer II supports assigned projects from sales handover to customer acceptance, completing and/or delegating assigned technical tasks on-time, within budget, and with a high level of quality. Fulltime Engineering Experienced Professionals Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States What you'll be handling Completes assigned project tasks to maintain budget, schedule, and quality requirements, while maintaining awareness of contractual requirements regarding system performance. Ensures customer satisfaction while meeting or exceeding as-sold margins in accordance with project budget and schedule. Validates plausibility of technical solutions, clarifying contradictions or inconsistencies with customers and/or suppliers. Assists with monitoring department and supplier functional specifications and layout against contractually agreed performance. Ensures system compliance with relevant safety and industry standards. Participates in layout creation and project-specific revisions, focusing on integration of construction and supplier equipment, proactive detection of collisions, and coordination with layout designer. What you'll need Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field, or equivalent work experience. Three (3) to five (5) years of experience within material-handling industry. System-level working knowledge of Mechanical, PLC Controls, and Software Engineering Proficiency with mechanical design software such as AutoCAD and SolidWorks. Excellent communication skills, with ability to communicate effectively across a variety of audiences. Leadership skills and ability to manage multiple projects concurrently. What you'll receive TGW offers full medical, dental, and vision benefits, 401K with company match, tuition reimbursement, competitive pay with PTO package offerings, along with safety shoe, protective eyewear, and fitness reimbursement. TGW is an equal opportunity employer.