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Mechanical Designer

Location: Wausau, WI

Department: Mechanical Designer

Type: Full Time

Min. Experience: Mid Level

About Our Company

We are a rapidly growing leader in wastewater treatment solutions for the dairy industry. We design, engineer, and execute large-scale projects that help producers minimize their environmental impact and optimize operations. Our collaborative culture fosters career growth, employee commitment, and meaningful work.

Why Work for Our Company?

You will be a key part of a team that tackles complex projects, designing, engineering, and executing large wastewater treatment and filtration projects for the Dairy Industry throughout the world. We are a group of engineers that works hard, delivers successful projects to our customers, and has some fun along the way. You will play a crucial role in executing projects for some of the largest dairy product producers in the world.

Comprehensive health (premium paid), with optional dental, and vision benefits
401(k) with company contribution
Opportunity for career growth and professional development
A flexible, family-oriented work environment, emphasizing organizational longevity
$40 - $50/hr based on exp. (FLSA Non-Exempt)

Job Overview

Become a key player in our engineering team as a Mechanical Designer, where your expertise in creating intricate P&ID diagrams and 3D layouts directly fuels the success of our cutting-edge skidded process systems. This role offers a unique blend of technical mastery and hands-on involvement in sales support, providing you with a comprehensive view of project lifecycles and significant opportunities for professional growth. You'll be instrumental in translating designs into tangible, functional systems, directly contributing to our company's mission of delivering innovative solutions

Key Responsibilities

Design & Development: Craft detailed P&ID diagrams and precise 3D layouts using Autodesk Plant 3D, AutoCAD, and Inventor, ensuring accuracy and efficiency.
Engineering & Documentation: Produce comprehensive engineering approval drawings, detailed bills of materials, and accurate budgetary quotations.
Fabrication & Oversight: Supervise fabrication processes, ensuring designs are executed to specifications and quality standards.
Sales & Customer Support: Participate in wet testing, system start-ups, and customer follow-ups, providing technical expertise and contributing to client satisfaction.

Qualifications & Skills

Education: Associate’s degree or equivalent practical experience in mechanical design or a related engineering field.
Technical Proficiency: Advanced skills in Autodesk Plant 3D, AutoCAD, and Inventor.
Practical Experience: Proven ability to create technical drawings and 3D models for mechanical systems.
Detail-Oriented: Exceptional attention to detail and accuracy in design and documentation.
Problem-Solving: Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities to address design and fabrication challenges.
Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills for effective collaboration with cross-functional teams and clients.
Proactive & Collaborative: Ability to work independently while contributing effectively to team projects.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience in fabrication supervision within a process systems environment.
Exposure to sales support or customer-facing roles within a technical industry.
Experience creating budgetary quotations for mechanical systems.

Additional Information

Location: On-site in Wausau, WI

If you're ready to take your career to the next level and contribute to projects that make a real-world difference, we encourage you to apply!

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