Selectek is partnering with a firm in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to hire a Mechanical Project Engineer on a contract-to-direct basis. Candidates will take the mechanical design lead for a project under the direction of a project manager and be responsible to understand all technical issues potentially affecting projects such as customer specifications, cycle times, pneumatics, hydraulics, etc.
Employment Type: Direct Hire
Location: Milwaukee, WI
Expected Pay Range: $95,000 - $115,000 annual base before permanent conversion depending on experience and certification.
Requirements:
A four (4) year technical degree (BSME) or equivalent is required to be considered for this position. Five to ten years direct custom machine design build and implementation experience will also be considered.
Two (2) to five (5) years direct manufacturing engineering and/or machine design, build, implementation, and start-up automation experience. Hands on machine tool, robotics/vision, computer controls, data acquisition experience is desirable.
Three (3) to five (5) years experience with welding processes (GMAW, GTAW, PAW, etc.), Laser welding/cutting, Plasma cutting and/or product assembly processes/procedures. Familiar with welding equipment, packaging equipment and/or high-speed assembly equipment or systems is desirable.
Proven success managing, facilitating, or controlling a group of people or large project to a timeline and schedule is desirable.
Current experience with SolidWorks, AutoCAD, 3D CAD, industrial PC’s programming, and robotics programming.
Experience with one (1) or more programming languages (C, FORTRAN Ladder Logic, etc.) is desirable.
In addition to these requirements, candidates must be eligible to work in the United States as Selectek is unable to provide sponsorship or work visa documentation.
Job Order Details:
Obtain project design hours and delivery milestone date objectives that are established for each project assigned, while designing a reliable and efficient machine at the lowest cost.
Assist the project manager (PM) in the design concept review meeting to discuss the customer supplied machine specification requirements and innovative, cost effective and time saving machine design concepts to satisfy their needs.
Responsible to structure and breakdown the design effort for large projects into manageable design tasks and then oversee in-house ACRO designers/outside design houses. Clearly communicate the design task scope, establish task design hours budget target for completion, establish a milestone schedule with clear completion deadlines and then regularly monitor progress.
Submit a detailed mechanical design schedule to the PM for each project to assist the PM in completing a project schedule within one week of project kick-off. All stations, all design tasks, design resources required, etc. must be provided to the PM to support the detailed information required per the ACRO standard project schedule template.
Coordinate with the Project Manager to have mechanical designers assigned to your design tasks. Work with and supervise the mechanical designers to efficiently complete design tasks relative to the overall project schedule milestones established for the project.
Apply sound design practice to the development of hydraulic and pneumatic components to meet the design requirement of the machine design. Coordinate with the lead controls engineer or control project engineer assigned to the project so the correct electrical components (i.e., hydraulic cylinders & valves, pneumatic cylinders & valves, etc.) are ordered to meet the mechanical engineering design requirements of the machine. Identify hard to reach areas and potential problems relating to accessibility for part location proximity switches, safety pinch point areas, etc.
When necessary, engineering tasks may be sent outside to qualified, company approved engineering design houses. It is your responsibility to oversee this process and ensure that written project scope, project budget maximums are defined and agreement with design house is obtained prior to beginning the task with an outside supplier.
Communicate and document regularly to the PM and/or Engineering Manager the following project status, design completion dates, design problems or challenges, customer approval requirements, cycle time concerns, customers part issues or discrepancies, or any issues that may impact the success of the project.
To be considered for this position, apply via the link, or if email is more convenient, send an up-to-date resume to jfairbanks@selectek.net and reference this job posting. Call 470.203.9530 to reach Joey Fairbanks from Selectek for more information.
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