| Casper, WY Our client manufactures custom-engineered equipment for oil & gas applications and advanced manufacturing facilities. They're adding a Mechanical Engineer to a tenured team to keep pace with project volume. You'd own projects end to end — initial customer quote through detailed design and fabrication support. A hands-on seat, not one narrow piece of a much larger machine. Anticipated $110K-$150K, dependent on experience level Full suite of benefits: Health/Dental/Vision, HSA, Life, etc. Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Key Responsibilities Evaluate customer-supplied data (3D CAD files, drawings, scopes of work, quality documents) to define engineering requirements for quoting and detailed design. Develop and redline P&IDs to communicate project requirements to estimating and drafting. Perform equipment sizing calculations using process simulation software and in-house engineering tools. Perform code calculations for pressure vessels, piping, control valves, relief valves, and pressure regulators. Review and approve 3D models and drawings for assigned projects against engineering standards. Engage directly with customers, project managers, and the commercial team to resolve scope gaps and flag scope changes. Own assigned projects from the proposal/quote stage through detailed engineering and into fabrication support. Work across mechanical, process, and structural considerations rather than one narrow discipline. Skills & Experience Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Petroleum, Electrical, or Instrumentation Engineering from an ABET-accredited university — or equivalent hands-on design/engineering experience for candidates with 15+ years in the field. 3-5+ years of engineering experience in a manufacturing environment producing engineered-to-order equipment. Working knowledge of ASME, API, NFPA, and ANSI codes and standards. Experience specifying and designing process control systems combining pneumatic, electro-mechanical, and electronic devices. Experience applying NFPA requirements for electrical area classification. Direct experience with pressure vessel and piping code calculations in a fabrication-shop setting, not a pure design/consulting environment. Comfort working across disciplines — mechanical, process, and enough structural/electrical judgment to keep a project moving without handoffs to multiple specialists. Experience owning a project from proposal/quote through fabrication support, rather than handing it off after design.
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