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Guide Engineering

Mechanical Design Engineer

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What they do

A Mechanical Design Engineer designs and develops mechanical tools as part of the product development cycle.

$90,000 / year median in Indiana

+2% projected growth

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Guide Engineering - Mechanical Design Engineer
PRIMARY DUTIES A
mechanical design engineer's primary duty is to design mechanical frames, assemblies, and details for custom manufacturing assembly machines. The design engineer will be provided specifications for a machine and its purpose. Working with other engineering departments (controls and software primarily), the mechanical design engineer will produce a mechanical bill of materials along with a complete drawing set for that machine. Working with program management, purchasing, and build departments during the design and commissioning phases of a machine.
SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES
Be responsible for the design and commissioning of mechanical assemblies and sub-systems. Evaluate and choose mechanical components as requested by a customer and as appropriate for specific machine designs. Design and detail tooling, frames, and weldments using raw materials as a source (tool steel, aluminum, etc.). Design mechanical assemblies that incorporate purchased components such as air cylinders, proximity switches, rails and bearings, spindles and motors, and other commercial off-the-shelf elements. Produce detail drawings that permit the machine's necessary components to be purchased and raw materials to be machined and assembled. Update all mechanical drawings as red-line changes become necessary during the commissioning and debug phases of a machine. Assist in the commissioning and debug of machines. Learn new assembly processes (using pre-prepared documentation) and design mechanical assemblies and details to accomplish these processes to the customer's satisfaction. Work closely with other engineers to solve machine design and debug problems (including non-mechanical issues).
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Vocational training or associate's degree in mechanical engineering required. Bachelor's degree or equivalent in mechanical or industrial engineering preferred.
FIELD EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONS
Proficient (2+ years' experience) in 3D design required. Inventor software experience a plus. Willing to train. Proficiency in the usage of 2D designs preferred. Experience in the automotive field (powertrain, and specifically transmission, axle, and suspension) a plus. Proficient with typical Office applications (Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, etc). Strong technical, communication, and hands-on debug skills. Practical working knowledge of components such as air / hydraulic cylinders, robots, gaging systems, instrumentation, and machine sensors. Experience with weld tooling/fixturing is a plus.
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$70,000.00 - $100,000.00 per year
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person