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Monroe and Associates is Hiring a New Product Development Engineer Near Cincinnati, OH

Consumer products manufacturer seeks to hire a mechanical product development engineer. This engineer will collaborate with the other product development engineers and the product design/R&D team to develop full system and mechanical designs for new products.

THE COMPANY:

  • Privately held
  • Financially strong - NO DEBT
  • No employee laid off since 2009
  • 70% sale growth in past 3 years

Responsibilities:

  • Bringing the final design from the product design stage to life.
  • Developing component and full system mechanical design
  • Review new and existing designs, supporting the enhancement or revision of products
  • Create technical drawings using CAD software and outline product specifications
  • Verify the accuracy of tooling design and work instructions
  • Document the entire development and design process
  • Project management (schedule creation and management)
  • DFM and BOM development

Requirements:

  • Degreed BSMET or BSME with 3-5 years of experience in: (less if candidate demonstrates strong competency of below)
  • Component and Full system mechanical design
  • Prefer 5 yrs. of 3D proficiency including free-form (surface), (NX,Creo,Solid Edge) preferablySolid Works.
  • Demonstrated design experience in: plastic injection, rotational, blow, extrusion, sheet metal
  • Component and system level (sub/master assembly)
  • Experience in consumer products, medical device, automotive
  • Ancillary experience (any depth):
  • Project management (schedule creation and management)
  • Cross functional engagement with:
  • Quality
  • Supply Chain
  • Sales
  • Mfg
  • Practitioner or Some experience in:
  • DFM
  • FMEA
  • Simulation (fea/cfd)
  • BOM development
  • ECN/ECO/ECR
  • Stage Gate
  • Process development and Continuous Improvement
  • DOE (design of experiments)
  • Product Life Cycle development
  • Root Cause Analysis
  • Work Instructions
  • Customer facing, voc development
  • Good communication and team collaboration skills
  • Critical thinker
  • Coachable and Flexible - The pace is dynamic so collaboration skills are critical

Job Summary

JOB TYPE

Full Time

SALARY

$100k-125k (estimate)

POST DATE

06/09/2024

EXPIRATION DATE

06/30/2024

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