Potential To Move to a Hybrid/Remote Schedule
Description:
• Work with design team resources and product group Lead Design Engineer(s) to develop machine and system concepts
• Research new technologies, industry processes, and relevant compliance regulations/guidelines
• Conduct design feasibility reviews
• Spec components and build a bill of materials for complex machine assemblies
• Assemble system design drawings
• Perform simple FEA analysis on structural assemblies
• Work with theoretical calculation tools to determine static and dynamic force requirements
• Conduct design review meetings
• Assemble detailed assembly, weldment, and part drawings
• Draft and assemble project documentation packages (operator's manual, etc.)
• Support the Product Manager in product specific initiatives such as improved functionality and cost reduction
• Conduct client review meetings to assess product utility and customer feedback
Additional Skills & Qualifications:
This is going to be on the stainless steel group. Size of 3-4 team members. Will be designing stainless steel enclosures and systems for the pharma and food and hazardous material handling applications.
ideally they have someone who has potential or aspires to grow into a project leader
About group/product: real flexible division. Single use components in food, drug, pharmaceutical operations. All about material transfer, primarily pharmaceutical transfer, but get into other areas. Packaging for single use items. (Bags, liners, flexible enclosure—see pics on web site). Different shapes and sizes depending on client need. Most of the design is around those flexible enclosures/isolator/containment.
Stainless steel frames, clear enclosures/isolators attached to frames. They design everything you see there. Definitely a mechanical component. Design considerations that you have to design to to make them work, be manufacturable, not leak. Hard steel design is not a lot of fluid dynamics by any means, but stainless steel structural design. The flexibles are the tricky part because of all the considerations you have to take into account. Relates to sheet metal design, but have to get your mind around it a little differently.
Bachelor’s degree: ideally.
We’re a newer division. Started in production about 2 years ago. Trying to grow and expand. While we could accept someone with a lot of design experience, would love someone with potential to move into project management or lead. Propensity to be someone other’s look up to.
How are you evaluating that in an interview setting: team environment, how did they work with others, inquisitive. Overcoming challenges, taking initiative.
How big is the team: really small. We just lost a design engineer a couple weeks ago. We’ve been with 2 and 1 left. 1 person starting tomorrow will bring them back to 2.
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