Product Design Engineer - Action Sports Equipment

American Ramp Company (ARC) is a global leader in action sports park design and construction, dedicated to creating safe, inspiring spaces where communities can gather, play, and thrive. With over 25 years of experience and 4,000 projects completed across 44 countries, ARC collaborates with civic leaders, park planners, and community advocates to build custom skate parks, bike parks, and bicycle playgrounds that bring joy and connection to people of all ages.

By making riding accessible and fun, ARC strives to transform lives through consistent outdoor activity, fostering healthier, more connected communities around the world.

By making riding accessible and fun, ARC strives to transform lives through consistent outdoor activity while fostering healthier, more connected communities around the world.

As we continue to grow, we are seeking a Product Design Engineer to support the design and production of ARC’s fabricated action sports equipment, with a primary focus on our P  product line.

We are looking for a practical, hands‑on engineer who enjoys 3D modeling and understands how designs become real fabricated products.

This position will use Creo Parametric and AutoCAD to prepare customer orders for manufacturing, including creating and modifying 3D models, assemblies, production drawings, bills of materials, and related engineering documentation. The Product Design Engineer will work closely with production, project management, sales, purchasing, and other engineering team members to move projects accurately and efficiently from order information to the shop floor.

The successful candidate will be comfortable working at a computer but will also enjoy spending time in a fabrication environment—reviewing builds, solving manufacturing problems, inspecting prototypes, and improving designs based on real shop‑floor feedback.

We particularly value candidates who demonstrate hands‑on mechanical aptitude. This may come from professional fabrication experience or personal interests such as welding, automotive work, woodworking, construction, machining, equipment repair, or other mechanical projects.

• Create and modify 3D parts, assemblies, and production drawings using Creo Parametric.
• Create and revise 2D parts and drawings using AutoCAD.
• Review project and order information to determine engineering requirements.
• Configure existing products and adapt standard designs to meet project‑specific needs.
• Develop custom components and assemblies when standard products do not meet project requirements.
• Create accurate manufacturing drawings for laser‑cut, formed, welded, machined, and assembled components.
• Generate and maintain bills of materials and other documentation needed to release orders to production.
• Assign and manage part numbers, product information, materials, finishes, and manufacturing requirements.
• Manage CAD models and drawings within Windchill.
• Apply practical engineering judgment when evaluating materials, structural members, welds, fasteners, anchors, and product connections.
• Work directly with fabrication personnel to resolve questions and production issues.
• Review prototypes and first builds to identify design and manufacturing improvements.
• Support design‑for‑manufacturability and design‑for‑assembly initiatives.
• Update existing products to improve quality, cost, manufacturability, installation, and long‑term performance.
• Coordinate with engineering, production, purchasing, sales, and project management to help ensure orders are completed correctly and on time.
• Maintain accurate, organized, and revision‑controlled engineering documentation.
• Perform other product design and engineering duties as needed.

• Strong mechanical aptitude and an interest…