- Field
- Mechanical and design engineering
- Location
- Richfield, WI
- Work model
- Onsite
- Level
- Mid
- Pay
- $55k to $75k
What you would own
- Produce comprehensive fabrication layouts, structural assembly schematics, and precise Bills of Materials (BOMs).
- Collaborate directly with shop floor supervisors, welders, and machinists to verify that design specifications align with internal plant capabilities.
- Build auxiliary 3D AutoCAD models or geometric renderings as needed to support customer design reviews and project spatial constraints.
- Own diverse design scopes across core product lines, ensuring all structural, thermal, and mechanical performance requirements are satisfied.
- Review and update historical drawing archives to improve material yield, enhance field service access, and shorten manufacturing cycle times.
What they are looking for
- 2D AutoCAD Expertise: 3+ years of fast, accurate, and self-directed drafting experience utilizing 2D AutoCAD inside an active manufacturing plant.
- Practical design background involving heavy industrial equipment, sheet metal fabrication, ductwork, piping networks, heat transfer, or fluid dynamics.
- Design-for-Manufacturability Mindset: Practical engineering approach that considers welder access, shop tolerances, and real-world assembly efficiency.
- Reliable work history demonstrating career longevity, quality craftsmanship, and dependable performance.
- Established residency within a comfortable 45-minute daily driving radius of Washington County / Greater Milwaukee.
- Preferred Technical Assets (Bonus Skills) Thermal / HVAC Experience: Specific exposure to industrial burners, heat exchangers, air handling systems, or thermal processing equipment.
- Familiarity with structural steel framing norms, SMACNA duct standards, or industrial pressure piping layouts.
- 3D SolidWorks Proficiency: Secondary experience in 3D CAD platforms (SolidWorks or Inventor) for complex assembly modeling.
Everything above is the hiring company’s own words, with the company name taken out. The name, the team, and the interview steps come with the first conversation.