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Corporate Interiors is seeking a Design Engineer I, CIM to design and optimize cabinetry and millwork. You will use Cabinet Vision and AlphaCAM to create nested parts, study blueprints and plan machining to meet specifications.
The role requires a BS in engineering, familiarity with GD&T, and strong communication. You will collaborate with production to validate processes and ensure on-time delivery.
The Design Engineer I, CIM is responsible for the use of CNC, CAD and other software programs related to the design, implementation and execution of manufacturing product offerings. This position analyzes job orders and requirements to determine optimal tooling and machine processes.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Corporate Interiors is a customer-focused organization specializing in workplace environments. From our foundation in 1985, our shape, progression and prosperity have been formed by listening to the marketplace and understanding the strategic direction of the clients we serve.
Corporate Interiors is widely recognized as the largest re-manufacturer of office furniture in the Philadelphia Region. The Company partners with clients to provide inspirational workplace environments. This encompasses an extensive collection of workspace furniture solutions; architectural solutions; custom millwork; flooring; audio visual integrations; comprehensive in-house design and project management capabilities; and manufacturer of eco-friendly new furniture.
Corporate Interiors offers industry leading benefits to eligible employees, including:
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EOE/AA Employer/Veteran/Disabled. Corporate Interiors is committed to providing a work environment that is free from unlawful discrimination and harassment in any form.
Corporate Interiors will make reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities unless doing so would result in an undue hardship.