Applications & Estimating Engineer - Gearing and Drives

Applications & Estimating Engineer

The primary function of the Applications & Estimating Engineer is to provide accurate pricing information for the design and production of our industrial gears, gear drives or gear repair services. Upon receiving a project request, the Application Engineer will review and analyze all customer supplied data, including technical and design specifications necessary to complete the project. The Application Engineer will accurately determine the raw materials, engineering, manufacturing, logistic, and other costs necessary to complete the project to specifications and provide the customer with an accurate quote on price.

Primary Responsibilities

• Review the project request with the customer and/or salesperson.
• Review all customer supplied drawings, specifications, data, etc.
• For repairs, evaluate gearbox to determine necessary repairs and scope of work.
• Determine preliminary designs and specifications.
• Develop cost estimates based on the data supplied by the customer to include all preliminary design work, materials, production costs, etc.
• Review customer purchase orders to ensure they reflect the quote in accurate, up to date and meets the customers' expectations.
• Submit quote to customer in conjunction with the H&S sales team.
• Assist with overall workload within Applications Engineering to meet customer needs and department schedules.

Qualifications and Experience

• B.S. Mechanical Engineering or B.S.M.E.T. or equivalent work experience.
• Knowledge/experience with metal machining and manufacturing processes.
• Experience in the mechanical drive/power transmission industry preferred.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Computer literate with MS Office applications; design experience with Solid Works a plus.
• Superior time management skills; capable of handling multiple priorities.
• Strong problem-solving skills.
• Able to perform the essential functions of the position with or without accommodation.