A leading engineering services company in Tucson, Arizona, is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to support NPI and CPI programs. The ideal candidate will have over 4 years of experience in mechanical design, proficiency in CAD modeling tools like Creo, and a solid understanding of design fundamentals including GD&T. Responsibilities include supporting the design of light-fabrication systems and integrating vehicle sub-systems. The role emphasizes collaboration with cross-functional teams and adherence to company standards.
Qualifications
4+ years of experience in mechanical engineering and design development.
Hands-on experience with sheet-metal, welded, and light-fabricated components.
Familiarity with DfX, FMEA, and DVP&R processes.
Responsibilities
Support design and development of mechanical light-fabrication systems.
Conduct packaging and integration with vehicle sub-systems.
Develop and maintain 2D and 3D CAD models.
Skills
Mechanical engineering
2D/3D CAD modeling (Creo, Team Center)
Design of sheet-metal and light-fabricated components
Collaboration with cross-functional teams
Education
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering
Job description
Responsibilities
Support multiple NPI and CPI programs through complete design and development of mechanical light-fabrication systems.
Perform packaging and integration activities with various vehicle sub-systems.
Contribute to the design and development of light-fabricated components, including sheet-metal parts and castings.
Develop and maintain 2D and 3D CAD models to support design, prototype, and production phases.
Support DfX, FMEA, and DVP&R activities throughout all development phases.
Support engineering change management processes, including documentation control and release workflows.
Apply and follow CAT standards, engineering guidelines, and best practices in all design work.
Drive cross-functional alignment by collaborating with manufacturing, quality, CAE/testing teams, suppliers, and other engineering groups.
Experience
4+ years of experience in mechanical engineering and design development in heavy-equipment products.