Associate Design Engineer
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The primary function of the Associate Design Engineer is to support the Engineering team in the design and documentation of custom industrial water treatment and process equipment. Using SolidWorks on a daily basis, the Associate Design Engineer will create and revise 3D models, piece part drawings, assembly drawings, and Bills of Materials (BOMs). The Associate Design Engineer will also assist with generating Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs), preparing customer and production drawing packages, and collaborating with manufacturing and senior engineers to ensure designs are accurately translated into finished equipment.This role provides excellent exposure to custom machinery design, industrial piping systems, and project-based engineering in a fast-paced manufacturing environment!, + Create and revise 3D models and assemblies using SolidWorks
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Generate documents and control drawings using SolidWorks?
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Prepare and update Bills of Materials (BOMs)
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Support preparation of customer-facing drawing packages and submittals
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Develop internal production drawings for manufacturing and purchasing
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Work with vendors to gather technical information on purchased components
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Respond to questions from production and assembly personnel regarding drawings and specifications
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Interact with and provide guidance to third party design resources
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Participate in design reviews and collaborate with senior engineers
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Assist with engineering changes and drawing revisions
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Maintain accurate engineering files and documentation
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Adhere to and support all company safety policies and guidelines
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Perform other duties as assigned
Requirements
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Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related engineering field
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Basic proficiency with SolidWorks or similar 3D CAD software
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Proficiency with Microsoft Office
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Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
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Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications
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Willingness to learn and accept feedback from senior engineers and project managers
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Effective verbal and written communication skills
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Ability to work independently and as part of a team
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Ability to sit for prolonged periods and work at a computer
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Willingness to cross-train and support other engineering functions as needed
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
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Prior internship or co-op experience in manufacturing, industrial equipment, or water treatment
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Experience with Microsoft Visio
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Familiarity with P&IDs, industrial piping systems, and mechanical assemblies
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Exposure to ERP systems and BOM management
About the company
Apex Water and Process is a trusted leader in water and process management, delivering integrated solutions of chemistry, equipment, automation and services to help industries reduce costs, maximize efficiency, stay compliant, and optimize sustainability. We simplify water and process challenges for customers with expert support, seamless solutions, and fast problem-solving, so they can focus on running safe, efficient, and sustainable operations. We’re a fast-growing company with a vibrant, team-oriented culture, committed to delivering exceptional customer service and fostering long-term partnerships. At Apex, you’ll find ample opportunities for professional growth and development in a supportive environment. Plus, we offer a robust benefits package, and as a new full-time team member, you’ll be eligible for benefits and start accruing paid time off on Day 1! Don’t miss out - apply today and start your journey with Team Apex!
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