Project Engineer II

Overview

As a Project Engineer II for Milwaukee you will be utilizing your engineering skills and project management ability to execute design changes, derivative tool releases and general maintenance of existing products.

• Lead small to medium scale engineering projects and provide engineering support on mid-level complexity projects under the supervision of Project Leader.
• Work cross-functionally and globally with Quality & Reliability Engineering, Purchasing, Finance, Service & Support, Marketing, and numerous other departments.
• Evaluate product designs relative to the selection, cost and resolution of problems associated with materials, heat treatment and finishes. Work cross functionally with advanced engineering teams.
• Assist in developing comprehensive project plans and drive project execution to meet cost, schedule, and performance targets per project plans.
• Monitor & track project progress and provide monthly project status updates to senior management and the project team.
• Regularly visit the manufacturing cells/suppliers to maintain open lines of communication with the cell/suppliers and provide troubleshooting analysis as required.
• Request and perform tests per established procedures
• Interpret data and make corresponding design recommendations including but not limited to:
• Utilization of computer aided simulation tools
• Stress analysis
• Selection of materials and heat treatments
• Tolerance stacks and deviation analysis
• Selection and evaluation of lubricant properties and uses
• Statics and dynamics
• Noise and vibration analysis
• Interact with suppliers to develop part and product specifications that meet performance requirements while falling within process capabilities.

• Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering or educational equivalent is required. Preferred degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• Minimum of 4 years of relevant working experience.
• Ability to travel internationally & domestically several times a year (approximately 15% travel).
• Ability to manage several simultaneous projects.
• Highly developed mechanical aptitude with broad knowledge of engineering materials used in hand tools, and an understanding of manufacturing processes.
• Ability to use CAD. Unigraphics or Pro-E are preferred.
• Strong problem-solving skills and understanding of design, testing, and manufacturing processes (grinding, stamping, heat treatment, functional coatings, machining, etc.).
• Able to provide a basic overview of upcoming workload and identify potential resource bottlenecks.
• Understanding of DFMA and cost drivers associated with materials, labor & overhead.
• PMP/CAPM certification is a plus but not required.

• Robust health, dental and vision insurance plans.
• Generous 401 (K) savings plan.
• Education assistance.
• On-site wellness, fitness center, food, and coffee service.
• And many more, check out our benefits site HERE.

Milwaukee Tool is an equal opportunity employer.