Mechanical Designer for Spaceflight Tooling

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

Job summary

CACI in Danbury, CT is seeking an entry level Mechanical Designer to support space flight and non-space flight programs. You will produce tooling and related flight hardware as part of an integrated product team, and work autonomously with moderate oversight to meet milestone deliverables.

Responsibilities include creating part models, assemblies, and drawings with Creo, implementing DFM, and coordinating with manufacturing while handling program communications and design changes across

Qualifications

• Knowledgeable with CAD tools and Creo proficiency.
• Strong verbal and written communication and organizational skills.
• Ability to plan and prioritize work to meet schedules and quality requirements.

Responsibilities

• Perform mechanical design on multiple projects through all phases of the product lifecycle.
• Create part models, assembly layouts, detailed drawings, and BOMs using Creo and manage data in PDMlink.
• Implement requirements and focus on manufacturability and cost reduction.
• Collaborate with manufacturing to integrate DFM into designs.
• Prepare program communications such as status reports, meetings and reviews.
• Execute engineering design changes for parts and assemblies.
• Participate in project scheduling and budgeting.
• Validate concepts through models and prototypes.
• Coordinate with all engineering disciplines to deliver complete design documentation.

Skills

Creo

MS Office

Communication

Teamwork

DFM

GD&T

Tools

PTC Creo

Job description

CACI in Danbury, CT is seeking an entry level Mechanical Designer to support space flight and non-space flight programs. You will produce tooling and related flight hardware as part of an integrated product team, and work autonomously with moderate oversight to meet milestone deliverables.

Responsibilities include creating part models, assemblies, and drawings with Creo, implementing DFM, and coordinating with manufacturing while handling program communications and design changes across