Mechanical Engineer

The Mechanical Engineer will work on and plan R&D projects for Medium Voltage (MV) switchgear and control-gear products. In this role you willrepresent the engineering team in communications with cross-functional organizations.


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What do you get to do in this position?

• Accountable for investigating and procuring all data required to develop complex designs.

• Prepares sketches and/or schematic diagrams.

• Works independently, exercises latitude and judgment to develop designs with minimal supervision

• Prepares accurate layout, detail and assembly drawings.

• May review work of Designers on some phases of design

• Perform mechanical analysis of mechanisms and mechanical assemblies (tolerance, stress, deformation, kinematic)

Job Description:


S/he will be responsible for preparing or creating or reviewing concepts or detailed designs for new ANSI/IEEE Medium Voltage Switchgear products including the 3D CAD models, Drawings and Bills of Material. S/he will work independently, exercises latitude and judgment to develop designs with minimal supervision. S/he may re review work of Designers on some phases of design


Additionally, S/he will be accountable for investigating and procuring all data required to develop complex designs. S/he will prepare models and diagrams. In addition, S/he will be involved in preparing accurate layout, detail, and assembly drawings. S/he will perform mechanical analysis of mechanisms including tolerance, stress, deformation and kinematic. Furthermore, S/he will be responsible for prototype building, testing and validation of the design as per standards and marketing requirements.


Additional Responpsibilities:

• Assist in verification of design to performance requirements. This activity includes participation in test plan, results analysis, and the feedback of appropriate design parameters back into component/assembly design.

• Interface with manufacturing organization to ensure that a well-optimized component/assembly is developed from fabrication/assembly concerns (Tolerance Analysis).

• Develop records that conform to internal standards and support the development, implementation and maintenance stages of the projects/products. Examples include up to date BOM (part number, description, material, processes, where used), Component Drawings (geometry, functional dimensioning, process callout), and Project General Files

• Prepare instructional/operational information as required.

• Confers with design originator, appropriate engineering and other cross-functional personnel in finalizing design concepts.

• Prepares preliminary sketches or models reflecting basic design concept.Makes mathematical calculations and adjustments in drawings and specifications.

• Recommends changes or modifications as appropriate to meet manufacturability, functionality and measurability requirements.

• Prepares and oversees final layout, detail, assembly drawings, and other required documentation.

• Creates computer models of the product design concept

• Generates and maintains organized database and/or B.O.M., change reports and/or other documentation.

• Prepares and maintains schedule estimates

• Good verbal and written communication skills, which includes ability in writing technical documents.

• Self-starter, team player, multi-tasking with good time management skills and the ability to function across organizational boundaries.

• Provide support to manufacturing and quality organization on customer and production issues as necessary.

• 40 hours per week.

Travel:10% travel required to perform UL testing at laboratories.

Educational Qualifications:

• Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent

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