Design Engineer – Millwork & Cabinetry CAD/CAM

Corporate Interiors, Inc.; New Castle (DE); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

401K & Profit Sharing

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Paid Time Off

Job summary

Corporate Interiors is seeking a Design Engineer I, CIM, to design and validate cabinetry, millwork and furniture assemblies using CAD tools. You will plan machining, select tools, and sequence operations based on orders and drawings, ensuring GD&T alignment and dimensional accuracy.

Responsibilities include program revisions, simulations, and maintaining quality while exploring 3-D printing for future growth.

Qualifications

• BA or BS in engineering across disciplines.
• Proficiency with CAD tools and design software.
• Strong conceptual, technical, and functional skills.
• Familiarity with process improvement and instrumentation.
• Excellent communication, dependability, and deadline discipline.
• Experience in supply management and inventory control preferred.

Responsibilities

• Design and nest cabinetry, millwork and furniture assemblies using CAD tools.
• Plan machining by studying orders, drawings and tooling parameters; apply GD&T.
• Determine cutting paths, tool selections and sequence of operations.
• Revise programs and retest to resolve issues.
• Observe machines and run simulations to ensure spec compliance.
• Maintain quality by measuring and troubleshooting processes.
• Update knowledge through training and technical publications.
• Explore 3-D printing feasibility for future growth.

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Tools

Hexagon Cabinet Vision

AlphaCAM

Microsoft Excel

Job description

Corporate Interiors is seeking a Design Engineer I, CIM, to design and validate cabinetry, millwork and furniture assemblies using CAD tools. You will plan machining, select tools, and sequence operations based on orders and drawings, ensuring GD&T alignment and dimensional accuracy.

Responsibilities include program revisions, simulations, and maintaining quality while exploring 3-D printing for future growth.