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Job Juncture is seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer (SolidWorks) in Morris County, NJ to design water and wastewater equipment and develop fabrication drawings. You will collaborate closely with fabrication teams to ensure designs are practical and built right the first time, with conveyors as the core workload and opportunities to tackle new equipment challenges.
The role emphasizes hands-on design work, a path from concept to shop floor release, and collaboration with fabricators to refine
Mechanical Design Engineer (SolidWorks) · Water and Wastewater Equipment · Morris County, NJ
SUMMARY
Privately held manufacturer of water and wastewater process equipment is adding a Mechanical Design Engineer. Degreed ME with about 3 to 4 years of SolidWorks (or similar) design experience. $75,000 to $90,000 base, medical premiums paid 100% by the company for the individual and the family. 100% onsite in Morris County, NJ. No relocation.
DESCRIPTION
THE OPPORTUNITY
A privately held New Jersey manufacturer of water and wastewater process equipment is adding a Mechanical Design Engineer to its team. The company is growing, its order book is full, and it is deliberately moving more of its fabrication in house rather than subcontracting it out. More work in house means more design, and this hire adds that capacity.
This is a design role, not a drafting role. There is plenty of drawing, but the job is working out how something gets built. Most of the work is conveyors, which are well understood. The interesting part is the rest: the company will take on equipment it has never built before, and this is the person who figures out how to make it.
It is also a role with a short line to the shop floor. You design in SolidWorks, then go over the plans with the people who fabricate them, and you take their input when they see a better way to build it. The designers who do well here like that back and forth.
An initial phone screen with the hiring contact, followed by an onsite interview with senior operations leadership and other members of the leadership team. The company aims to complete the onsite in a single visit and to move quickly with the right person.