Ability to perform structural design and thermal calculations
Experience in analyzing parts and materials
Effective communication and project management skills
Responsibilities
Design thermal process manufacturing equipment
Serve as internal technical point of contact for project accuracy
Verify mechanical function of assemblies
Collaborate with project management and other departments
Support purchasing, field service, and sales teams
Benefits
Exposure to diverse engineering disciplines
Opportunity to work with cutting-edge thermal processing technology
Engagement in a mission-critical role within a growing OEM
Potential for professional growth in a dynamic environment
Full Job Description
Mechanical Engineer - heat treat furnaces
Mission-critical role with a growing OEM. Must be technical and knowledgeable in aerospace and thermal processing.
Thermal furnace design
Superior 3-D modeling skills
Expanding International Thermal Process Equipment
Candidate will be exposed to many areas of engineering such as engineering mechanics, fluid mechanics, combustion and heat transfer, metallurgy, heat exchangers, turbomachinery, finite element analysis, computational fluid dynamics, fastening and joining, high temperature alloys, insulating materials, and structural design
5-7 Years Furnace design experience
These need to be high performers
Qualifications:
A Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering
1-3 years of experience in a related field.
3-D modeling software capability.
Strong PC Skills.
Ability to perform structural design, thermal expansion and heat transfer, fluid flow and mechanical drive calculations.
Ability to analyze and select parts, alloys, piping components and thermal insulation.
Good Communication, presentation, project management and planning skills.
Essential Duties:
Design of thermal process manufacturing equipment
Function as internal technical point of contact within the project with limited responsibility and authority for model/drawing accuracy and verification, and mechanical function of assemblies.
Interface with other internal departments (project management, purchasing, field service, manufacturing and sales).
