Entry-Level Mechanical Designer (Creo) - Spaceflight

CACI International; Danbury (CT); On-site; USD 56,000 - 111,000; Full time

Job summary

CACI International in Danbury, CT is seeking an entry-level designer/drafter to apply technical skills for moderate complexity tasks. You will produce tooling and flight hardware within an integrated product team, working autonomously with oversight and contributing to space flight and non-space flight programs.

Responsibilities include creating part models, assemblies, drawings, and BOMs using Creo, implementing requirements, and coordinating with manufacturing for DFM, while delivering

Qualifications

• Proficient in Creo for solid modeling and drafting.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Ability to plan and prioritize work to meet schedules.
• Willing to work overtime to meet milestones.
• Familiar with manufacturability considerations.

Responsibilities

• Perform mechanical design on multiple projects through all phases of product lifecycle and take direction on tasks from lead project mechanical engineers.
• Create part models, assembly layouts, detailed drawings, and bills of materials using Creo for solid modeling and PDMlink for data management
• Requirement implementation and minimizing costs
• Work with manufacturing personnel to assess and implement design for manufacturability (DFM) into design work
• Complete and conduct various program communications such as status reports, meetings, and peer reviews
• Execute engineering design changes for part and assembly drawings
• Actively participating in project scheduling and budgeting
• Validate concepts through engineering models and prototypes
• Interact and coordinate with all engineering disciplines to deliver comprehensive design, engineering, and specification packages

Skills

Communication

Teamwork

Problem solving

MS Office

Tools

Creo

PDMlink

Job description

CACI International in Danbury, CT is seeking an entry-level designer/drafter to apply technical skills for moderate complexity tasks. You will produce tooling and flight hardware within an integrated product team, working autonomously with oversight and contributing to space flight and non-space flight programs.

Responsibilities include creating part models, assemblies, drawings, and BOMs using Creo, implementing requirements, and coordinating with manufacturing for DFM, while delivering