Mechanical Engineer

The Mechanical Engineer I researches, plans, designs, develops, analyzes, and tests a variety of mechanical equipment, components, and systems, including chassis, hardware assemblies, installation hardware, and installation designs.

• Apply knowledge of engineering science, design, and technology to practical assignments.
• Demonstrate an understanding of basic manufacturing processes and how they relate to design.
• Conceptualize, design, and oversee the fabrication of simple mechanical systems with assistance.
• Understand and produce engineering drawings with assistance.
• Follow established procedures for conducting various mechanical tests.
• Assist senior engineers with the design of complex parts and systems.
• Perform other related duties as assigned by the supervisor.

• Proficiency in three-dimensional modeling using Pro/ENGINEER, CATIA, Solid Works, or similar software;
  Solid Works is preferred.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Excel, and applicable engineering tools.

• Bachelor's degree in aeronautical, mechanical, or electromechanical engineering required.
• Master's degree optional.
• Doctoral degree optional.
• Complete ESD training and safety training, as directed by the Safety Department, within one year of assuming the position.
• Complete Solid Works Essentials training or obtain Certified Solid Works Professional certification.
• Complete basic and advanced Solid Works Simulation training.

• Minimal travel expected.