We are excited to share a new opportunity! We are looking for a Mechanical Designer in Santa Fe, Tx to join to a collaborative team where you'll be instrumental in creating and verifying designs from concept to production. Our ideal candidate is a highly proficient CAD user with meticulous attention to detail and strong communication skills, capable of managing multiple projects while seamlessly collaborating with various teams to produce precise and accurate engineering drawings. If you thrive on managing diverse projects and solving problems, this is the perfect opportunity to see your precise work directly impact our manufacturing and sales success.
Mechanical Designer Duties and Responsibilities:
Design new and modify legacy API valves
Produce 3D solid models, 2D layouts, and general assembly drawings
Create Bill of Materials (BOM)
Administer / Issue ECR/ECNs
Collaborate with other department personnel, within and outside the engineering department
Consider the implications of product cost
Work in a safe manner
Mechanical Designer Skills and Experience:
2 Year technical degree or other relevant training
Proficient in Solid Modeling – SolidWorks, ACAD Inventor, or Fusion 360
Working knowledge of ASME Y14 drafting standards
Working knowledge of API 6A and 6D.
Familiar with ERP Systems
Proficient with Microsoft Office
Familiar with hydrostatic testing
2+ years experience with industrial equipment, processes and/or valve related products
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