What are the responsibilities and job description for the Design Engineer I position at Superior Industries Inc?
Company Description
At Superior Industries, our manufactured products help produce key ingredients that form the world’s infrastructure. This innovative crushing, screening, washing and conveying equipment moves and processes minerals used to build roads and bridges, airports and hospitals and other fundamental societal systems. Although the industries we proudly serve are some of the most time-honored, our spirited culture encourages bold ideas, which consistently create new opportunities for each other.
Job Description
As a Design Engineer II at Superior Industries, you'll play a key role in the design and development of custom vibratory equipment from concept to manufacturing. This role offers the opportunity to get hands-on involvement in design analysis, testing, prototyping, and cross-team collaboration —offering comprehensive engineering involvement in the product life cycle and impact on the aggregate industry.
A Design Engineer II is responsible for completing the following duties:
Location: 3330 E 23rd Street, Columbus, NE 68601
At Superior Industries, our manufactured products help produce key ingredients that form the world’s infrastructure. This innovative crushing, screening, washing and conveying equipment moves and processes minerals used to build roads and bridges, airports and hospitals and other fundamental societal systems. Although the industries we proudly serve are some of the most time-honored, our spirited culture encourages bold ideas, which consistently create new opportunities for each other.
Job Description
As a Design Engineer II at Superior Industries, you'll play a key role in the design and development of custom vibratory equipment from concept to manufacturing. This role offers the opportunity to get hands-on involvement in design analysis, testing, prototyping, and cross-team collaboration —offering comprehensive engineering involvement in the product life cycle and impact on the aggregate industry.
A Design Engineer II is responsible for completing the following duties:
- Coordinate, design and detail custom vibratory equipment for the aggregate market
- Design and detail custom vibratory equipment
- Perform testing and prototyping of new products
- Assist production teams and field teams in troubleshooting equipment issues
- Perform design analysis for components
- Create detail drawings
- Complete bills of material
- Evaluate and implement design changes
- Other duties as assigned
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Agricultural Engineering or related education
- Thorough understanding of:
- Drafting standards, dimensioning, and tolerances
- Mechanical power relationships such as horse power, torque, speed, ratios
- Shaft, bearing, and power transmission design and analysis
- Strengths of materials and structural analysis
- Motion and dynamics principles such as g-force and natural frequency
- Training and/or experience in using SolidWorks, AutoDesk Inventor, Au or similar 3D CAD software
- Training and/or experience in FEA simulation and interpretation
- Strong mechanical aptitude
- Embrace Core Values: Serving Others, High Integrity, Strong Work Ethic, Culture of Opportunity & Long-Term Relationships
- Projects are functional, easily manufactured, and meet customer expectations
- Component design is completed according to schedule
- Designs meet Superior Industries’ engineering standards
- Design analysis, drawings, and bills of material are accurate
- Use SolidWorks, Windows-based, and Google-based programs effectively
- Excellent organizational and communication skills
- Attention to detail
- Ability to complete tasks according to planned schedule
- Willingness to help out where needed
- Weekly paycheck
- Medical insurance - company covers 75% of premiums
- Dental, and vision Insurance
- Paid vacation
- Company paid life insurance
- 401K retirement account with 5% company match
- On the spot bonuses up to $100
Location: 3330 E 23rd Street, Columbus, NE 68601
- Must be authorized to work in the United States