Applications Engineer: CAD, Quoting & Process Design

Lincoln Electric; Kentucky; On-site; USD 65,000 - 82,000; Full time

Job summary

Lincoln Electric in Fort Loramie, OH, seeks a skilled quoting engineer to develop project cost and schedule estimates for Build-to-Print requests for quotes. You will identify manufacturing processes and build accurate cost models to support sales and engineering.

The role requires CAD experience, knowledge of GD&T, and strong written communication. You will collaborate with Sales, Engineering, Management and Customers to drive quotations and continuous process improvements in a manufacturing

Qualifications

• Basic CAD experience; 3D modeling is a plus.
• Understanding of Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T).
• 3 years minimum experience working with customers and suppliers.
• Experience using Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
• Effective writing and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate the feasibility of Build-to-Print projects based on data from Sales, Engineering, Management and Customers.
• Identify, develop and assist in the development of tools for the quoting process.
• Help develop manufacturing processes and concepts capable of producing systems or products.
• Assist with customer communication, presentations, and trade events.
• Follow-up with sales, customers, and representatives.
• Follow ISO procedures in the department.
• Participate in activities to ensure continued process improvements.

Skills

CAD

GD&T

Customer relations

MS Office

Tools

CAD

Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Job description

Lincoln Electric in Fort Loramie, OH, seeks a skilled quoting engineer to develop project cost and schedule estimates for Build-to-Print requests for quotes. You will identify manufacturing processes and build accurate cost models to support sales and engineering.

The role requires CAD experience, knowledge of GD&T, and strong written communication. You will collaborate with Sales, Engineering, Management and Customers to drive quotations and continuous process improvements in a manufacturing