Mechanical Project Engineer

Job DescriptionCarlisle is seeking a Mechanical Project Engineer to join our Central Engineering team. This is an opportunity to lead capital projects that transform ideas into fully operational manufacturing equipment and systems across our growing organization.As a Mechanical Project Engineer, you will own projects from concept through startup, including developing project scopes, preparing funding requests, specifying and procuring equipment, managing budgets and schedules, coordinating contractors, and supporting installation and commissioning. You'll partner closely with plant Engineering and Maintenance, Operations, EH&S, and leadership to identify technical challenges and deliver practical solutions that improve manufacturing capabilities.You'll apply your mechanical engineering expertise to a wide range of industrial projects involving manufacturing equipment, utilities, piping, instrumentation, temperature control systems, and mechanical systems. You'll also troubleshoot existing equipment, evaluate vendor proposals, develop equipment and installation specifications, and provide technical support and training to plant personnel.Key Responsibilities:Lead capital projects from initial concept and scope development through installation, commissioning, and startupSpecify, evaluate, and procure manufacturing and process equipmentDevelop project budgets, schedules, funding requests, and technical documentationCoordinate contractors, vendors, plant maintenance, and engineering resources during project executionTroubleshoot manufacturing equipment and systems and develop effective solutionsDevelop equipment specifications, RFQs, and installation requirementsBuild strong partnerships with plant teams and equipment suppliersProvide technical guidance and training to Engineering, Maintenance, Operations, and EH&S teamsTravel to CCM facilities to support project planning, equipment installation, startups, commissioning, and trainingQualifications:Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline5+ years of industrial or manufacturing experience in a mechanical engineering capacityExperience with manufacturing equipment, construction, piping, utilities, and mechanical systemsStrong project management, communication, problem-solving, and organizational skillsThis role is approximately 75% office-based and 25% travel. If you're ready to take ownership of major capital projects and see your engineering work come to life on the manufacturing floor, we'd love to hear from you.#LI-LT1Job DetailsJob Type: Full-timeCategory: EngineeringSalaried: Salaried