Mechanical Design Technologist – CAD & 3D Modeling

Penn State University; United States; On-site; USD 69,000 - 103,000; Full time

Job summary

Penn State University’s Applied Research Laboratory (ARL) seeks a Mechanical Engineering Technologist to support mechanical design across Navy/DoD research programs. You’ll draft and model components, work with R&D engineers, and participate in design reviews using Teamcenter PLM.

On-site, with potential hybrid options depending on research requirements. Minimum education is a Bachelor's Degree with no prior experience required; Siemens NX and Teamcenter experience are a plus along with ASME

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree required.
• No prior relevant work experience required.
• Certification or familiarization with ASME Y14.5 is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist research engineering programs needing mechanical design support through collaboration with R&D engineers and engineering support specialists.
• Participate in meetings and design reviews.
• Collaborate to address design, material, and component needs; assist in the resolution of issues.
• Use accepted standards to create basic to intermediate 3D solid models for fabricated parts, assemblies, and COTS parts.
• Create 2D detail drawings for fabrication parts/assemblies; may create BOM documents.

Skills

CAD software

2D drawings

3D solid modeling

Documentation updates

Education

Bachelor's Degree

No prior relevant work experience required

Tools

Siemens NX

Siemens Teamcenter

ASME Y14.5

Microsoft Office

Adobe products

Job description

Penn State University’s Applied Research Laboratory (ARL) seeks a Mechanical Engineering Technologist to support mechanical design across Navy/DoD research programs. You’ll draft and model components, work with R&D engineers, and participate in design reviews using Teamcenter PLM.

On-site, with potential hybrid options depending on research requirements. Minimum education is a Bachelor's Degree with no prior experience required; Siemens NX and Teamcenter experience are a plus along with ASME