Mechanical Designer - Sterling Engineering, Inc.
Hartland, WI 53029
About the Job
Title: Mechanical Designer
Location: Hartland, WI
Hire Type: Direct Hire
Salary: $75-90K/YR
Must have: Design experience in solidworks
Job Duties:
- Design skid-based equipment layouts, including pumps, motors, pressure vessels, manifolds, filters, piping, valves, electric controls, and system enclosures.
- Model equipment in CAD from specifications/drawings/customer submittals. Prepare detailed, production-quality specifications and CAD drawings.
- Promote design standards, design-for-mfg, and cost sensitive criteria throughout designs.
- Specify standards of construction for major components such as structural skid bases and enclosures. Work with outside vendors, professional engineers, and professional service contractors as required.
- Develop and maintain knowledge of various system layouts and configurations, while promoting product standardization through re-use of legacy design.
- Monitor progress against schedule and keep self on track.
- Communicate openly. Build relationships. Be recognized as an individual that can be trusted.
Qualifications:
- Associate Degree, preferably in mechanical engineering technology.
- Proficient with 3D CAD software; SolidWorks preferred. Experience with AutoCad 2D is a plus.
- Experience designing custom engineered products, preferably relating to water pumping stations for golf, landscaping, and agriculture irrigation systems, or similar technologies.
- Knowledgeable in fluid hydraulics; including water pumps, valves, flow meters, pressure gages, filters, etc.
- Ability to create custom engineered product designs, including the sizing and selection of pump-motor combinations, piping, filtration, valves, and fasteners, to achieve required system performance.
- Ability to translate technical specifications, from Applications Engineering, into CAD based layouts and full bills of material, to support in-house fabrication and assembly.
- Familiarity with industrial control systems and wiring practices, including motor controls, VFD's, sensors, and data communications, is a plus.
Source : Sterling Engineering, Inc.
