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Bray International in Houston, TX seeks a Senior Valve Design Engineer to lead development of valve and actuator products from concept through production, ensuring cost, reliability, and safety goals are met.
The role requires 5+ years in valve or industrial design, with strong skills in SolidWorks, FEA, CFD, MS Project, and Excel, plus the ability to mentor junior engineers and promote engineering best practices.
Senior Valve Design Engineer
Location: Onsite, 5 days a week in Houston, Texas
Company: Bray International
Bray International is the global leader in providing industrial valves, actuators, and related control products, driving innovation in flow control solutions worldwide. As we continue our growth and maintain our competitive edge, we are seeking a talented Senior Valve Design Engineer to join our dynamic team in Houston, Texas. This role offers an exciting opportunity to advance your engineering career while contributing to the development of cutting-edge products that shape the future of the flow control industry.
As a Senior Valve Design Engineer at Bray International, you will play an integral role in the development and improvement of high-performance products. You will be responsible for providing leadership and technical expertise in product development, collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure that our products meet functional, cost, reliability, manufacturability, and safety standards. You will also be involved in researching and developing innovative technologies, enhancing existing product designs, and optimizing departmental processes to improve quality, reliability, and productivity.
As a federal subcontractor, Bray International Inc., its affiliates, and subsidiaries comply with the Drug-Free Workplace Act and applicable federal law. Employment is contingent upon a successful background screening and compliance with federal requirements, including drug testing for controlled substances under the federal Controlled Substances Act, which includes marijuana. This requirement applies regardless of state or local marijuana/cannabis laws.