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October 19, 2012 |
Smith & Wesson Seeks Product Engineer
We have an immediate opening for a Product Engineer. This is a Grade 9-12 salaried position on the first shift. The salary range is $53,900 - $127,200. The Product Engineer will perform design and other engineering tasks either as the administrator of a small project requiring standardized course of action or as the administrator of an assigned segment of a larger project. These projects consist of solving product design problems and developing new models. The successful candidate will be responsible for product design and firearm testing. Job Responsibilities: Create SolidWorks Solid Models, Assembly Models, and Detail Drawings Perform Finite Element Analyses and mechanism simulation: Kinematic simulation, linear stress analysis, and transient thermal analysis Be able to problem solve in a disciplined, organized manner, and document findings Understand the needs of the team, and be able to work in a manner that facilitates teamwork Work to define product requirements and improvements Design novel mechanisms to suit requirements for New Product offerings Perform design layouts to validate design before creation of prototypes Work with machine shop to create prototypes of new components Lead testing exercises to validate new product designs and product improvements Work with support staff to complete project activities (draftsman and technicians). Work within Product team to update business activity status Provide a flexible resource to aid in the process engineering portion of product development Meet project deadlines Strictly comply with all Company policies as defined by the Executive Management Team Adhere to the Company's Quality manual and ISO Policy Conduct Business with ethical Business practices at all times Education/Experience Requirements: Minimum requirement: Bachelors Degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent Minimum of 4 yrs experience in an process engineering with a demonstrated track record for: Establishing manufacturing processes to assure quality and cost objectives are consistently achieved. Insuring tools, gauges, fixtures, equipment, routings and CNC programs are fully defined, documented and implemented. High level CNC programming knowledge is required. Macro and probing programming experience is desired. CNC machine setup, debugging and optimizing skills are needed. Fully understanding lean manufacturing principles. Making engineering prototypes samples for testing. Experience in the Firearms industry preferred Strong communication, presentation & organizational skills Microsoft Office proficiency (Excel, Word, Outlook) Experience with SolidWorks CAD software, or other major Solid Modeling software Mechanical and electronic devices and systems knowledge Excellent verbal and written communication skills Exceptional customer service skills Demonstrated ability to work independently & autonomously Ability to travel to customer sites If you are interested and meet the requirements of this position, please go onto the Smith & Wesson internet site (www.smith-wesson.com), click on the Careers section and apply. |