Golf Club Product Development Engineer - Entry Level

PUMA Group; Carlsbad (CA); On-site; USD 70,304 - 75,810; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus

Benefits

Job summary

PUMA Group is seeking an entry-level Development Engineer to support R&D teams focused on golf product engineering, including component and assembly specification creation and validation testing.

The role involves coordinating with manufacturing partners and suppliers, implementing acceptance criteria for new products, and traveling internationally about 5% of the year. A degree in engineering and basic manufacturing know-how are required.

Qualifications

• 0-2 years of experience in development engineering for golf products or equivalent.
• Degree in Engineering related field or demonstrated equivalent work experience.
• Basic knowledge of relevant manufacturing processes (investment casting, forging, stamping, painting, etc.)
• Ability to travel internationally approximately 5% of the year.
• Experience with measurement equipment and techniques.
• Microsoft Excel proficiency.

Responsibilities

• Engineering resource for R&D teams for the product segment engineer is responsible.
• Execute key development actions of all components of a new golf club.
• Create and manage processes for new products and internal logistics under direction of manager.
• Limited travel to international suppliers to coordinate development of new projects.
• Provides key feedback and direction to A-team engineers.
• Performs audits of manufacturing partners to assure compliance with quality criteria.

Skills

Excel proficiency

Measurement equipment

Travel internationally

Golf product development

Manufacturing processes knowledge

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

Investment casting

Forging

Stamping

Painting

Job description

PUMA Group is seeking an entry-level Development Engineer to support R&D teams focused on golf product engineering, including component and assembly specification creation and validation testing.

The role involves coordinating with manufacturing partners and suppliers, implementing acceptance criteria for new products, and traveling internationally about 5% of the year. A degree in engineering and basic manufacturing know-how are required.