Mechanical Engineer; Fuel Systems

Overview

The main function of a mechanical engineer is to research and investigate the design, functionality and maintenance of mechanical products, equipment, systems and processes. A typical mechanical engineer has the ability to make engineering drawings, and read and interpret blueprints.

• Working in a small team to rapidly design, manufacture, and support testing of new injector prototypes
• Collaborate and communicate with internal and external customers, suppliers, team members, & manufacturing facilities to machine and build injectors

Incremental agency addition

• Assist manufacturing with process support to ensure design intent and quality are maintained across processes
• Part inspection with advanced imaging or metrology lab and detailed record keeping
• Organizing, recording, and preparing components for builds
• Operating assembly equipment to build up precision matched assemblies
• Operating injector test bench and data analysis of test results
• Teardown inspection and detailed reporting of test results

Coordinating activity with 2-3 engineers, but working partially independently most days

• 75% industrial manufacturing and assembly, 25% office

• 2-4 years experience

• Ability to make basic models, engineering drawings and common computations
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, technical drawing, schematics
• Organized record keeping and methodical attention to details
• Familiarity with common machining processes
• Testing and data analysis experience

• Good communication (verbal and written)
• Ability to balance multiple priorities
• Ability to build relationships across a diverse range of functional roles