Product Development Engineer Rochester Hills, MI, Rate: Open.
Job Description:
Job Description
Product Development Engineer Rochester Hills, MI
Category: Engineering
Job Type: Direct Hire
Job Description
POSITION SUMMARY:
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Create system and component design(s), related documentation and technical information.
• Work with analytical design tools for component modeling and design verification.
• Researches and develops new material and product designs. Prepare BOM for cost estimates.
• Initiates and tracks prototype development work. Work with suppliers in concurrent design confirming manufacturability.
• Prepares design information for release to customer and manufacturing for sourcing and production.
• Prepare Statements of Invention and Patents to protect company’s intellectual property.
• Create material specifications, engineering standards and design guides.
• To operate and maintain all programs, systems, and objectives as defined by the facility quality policy and espousing Quality Commitment.
• Report to Manager Advanced Systems and takes project related and technical planning direction from Project Manager.
• Works with and assists Project Manager in support of project.
• Has some contact with customer advanced engineering personnel.
• Work with other product design, process engineering, and quality and tool room personnel.
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Job Requirements
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Bachelor of Science Degree or equivalent, preferably in mechanical engineering.
• Five to ten years of related experience within a design for manufacture discipline.
REQUIRED SKILLS:
• The incumbent(s) must possess a high level of creative and analytical thinking.
• Must be capable to plan and perform design work in a timely manner, as well as apply engineering principles, practices and procedures.
• Must possess sound drafting skills using either manual or computer aided means, have sound knowledge of GDT, and have good communication skills.
• Position requires independent activity to accomplish set tasks. Responsible for ensuring that all design and actual work performed meets established safety requirements and governmental regulations.