Millwork Engineer; Not remote

Millwork Engineer

Reports to:

Engineering Manager
Florida
Salary: 60-70K+, based on skills and experience.

• Interpret approved shop drawings, architectural documents, specifications, and project requirements to develop manufacturing-ready engineering information.
• Develop and maintain accurate production engineering models and associated manufacturing data.
• Engineer custom architectural millwork, cabinetry, panels, and related products in accordance with company manufacturing standards.
• Apply established construction methods, material specifications, hardware requirements, and machining standards.
• Identify potential manufacturing conflicts, missing information, or design discrepancies before production release.
• Evaluate product constructability and recommend practical manufacturing solutions.

• Prepare engineering deliverables for release to manufacturing in accordance with established project schedules.
• Perform required engineering quality-control checks before releasing manufacturing information.
• Verify material specifications, dimensions, hardware applications, construction methods, and machining requirements.
• Coordinate with applicable departments to resolve technical issues that could affect production.
• Maintain accurate engineering revisions and documentation throughout the production process.
• Support the resolution of engineering-related issues discovered during manufacturing.

• Utilize Microvellum and other designated engineering software to develop, process, and maintain manufacturing information.
• Apply company-standard engineering libraries, products, materials, hardware, and machining configurations.
• Generate and review manufacturing outputs, including material requirements, cut lists, machining information, and production documentation.
• Verify engineering data for accuracy, completeness, and compatibility with downstream manufacturing processes.
• Identify and communicate software, library, or machining-related issues requiring resolution.

• Technical Problem Solving:
  Ability to identify engineering and manufacturing challenges, evaluate practical solutions, and implement appropriate corrective actions.
• Manufacturing Knowledge:
  Understanding of architectural millwork construction, cabinetry, materials, hardware, assembly methods, and production processes.
• Attention to Detail:
  Ability to maintain accuracy when developing and reviewing technical manufacturing information.
• Accountability:
  Demonstrates ownership of assigned work, communicates impediments, and meets established project deadlines.
• Process Discipline:
  Ability to follow established engineering standards, quality-control procedures, and production release requirements.
• Collaboration:
  
  Works effectively with engineering team members and other departments to achieve shared production objectives.
• Continuous Improvement:
  Demonstrates willingness to identify inefficiencies, develop better methods, and contribute to departmental improvements.

• One- to two-year certificate or degree from a technical school or college in drafting, engineering technology, manufacturing, or related discipline; or equivalent professional experience.
• Two to five years of relevant experience in architectural millwork, cabinetry, manufacturing engineering, or related technical work preferred.
• Experience interpreting architectural drawings, shop drawings, and manufacturing documentation.
• Experience with production engineering software and computer-aided manufacturing processes preferred.
• Experience working in a custom manufacturing environment is highly desirable.