Sr. Designer

AVOX supports commercial, military and general aviation life support equipment. Design engineer will support gaseous, mask and chemical oxygen equipment.

The primary purpose of this position, as a Sr. Designer, is to support product development and product improvement efforts.

• Review and investigate the full spectrum of material made available and discuss with project engineer and technicians.
• Establish limiting parameters which will shape the approach to solving configuration requirement.
• Create through layouts and detail drawings all the necessary configurations to build the subject model, providing the most economical manufacturing processes.
• Interpret and guide model shop in producing accurate, feasible parts to be assembled into a functioning sellable product.
• Create and maintain 3D CAD models utilizing established industry standards and best practices.
• Create and maintain engineering drawings utilizing established industry standards – ASME/ANSI, ensuring that design intent is captured.
• Perform tolerance stack‑up analysis in accordance with manufacturing capabilities ensuring fit and functionality of assemblies.
• Apply part tolerances in accordance with manufacturing capabilities and industry/best practices.
• Coordinate the release of drawing packages in support of product design projects.
• Assure Part Number and Parts list accuracy.
• Perform weight and center of gravity calculations.
• Able to work independently with limited instruction and also be a collaborative team member to development and problem-solving design activity.

• Required:
  
  Associate Degree or higher in engineering technology or min 8 years of applicable experience.
• Preferred: BS in Engineering Technology.

• Required:
  
  8‑10 years of applicable experience.
• Preferred: 10‑15 years of applicable experience.

• Descriptive geometry, plane geometry, solid geometry, trigonometry, analytic geometry, calculus, statics, manufacturing processes, engineering materials, strength of materials, military standards, CAD, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.