Masters of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Automation Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Electromechanical Engineering Technology, Fluid Power Engineering Technology, or a related engineering discipline; equivalent practical experience may be considered.
5+ years of experience in developing and maintaining machinery and equipment in manufacturing, preferably with press and automation systems in stamping.
3+ of experience supporting industrial equipment, manufacturing systems, machinery, or fluid-power applications.
Ability to read and interpret pneumatic and hydraulic schematics, mechanical drawings, electrical drawings, equipment manuals, and bills of material.
Ability to diagnose problems using engineering fundamentals, structured root-cause analysis, and hands-on measurement techniques.
Experience with proportional or servo-hydraulic systems, pressure-compensated pumps, hydraulic power units, high-pressure circuits, pneumatic motion-control systems, or vacuum applications.
Experience with fluid-power component selection, system sizing, pressure and flow calculations, and energy-efficiency improvements.
Familiarity with fluid-power standards and safe machinery-design practices, such as NFPA, ISO, SAE, OSHA, and applicable GM requirements, including the Global Design for Health and Safety Specification (G-DHS).
Experience supporting supplier design reviews, equipment runoffs, installation, commissioning, production launch, and plant acceptance.
Experience using AutoCAD, SOLIDWORKS, Unigraphics/NX, Teamcenter, Teamcenter Visualization, or similar engineering and documentation tools.
Experience using Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, data-analysis tools, or computerized maintenance and asset-management systems.
Experience working with PLC-controlled machinery, HMIs, sensors, safety circuits, and industrial communication interfaces.
Formal training or certification in fluid power, hydraulics, pneumatics, machinery safety, reliability, or maintenance engineering.
Experience leading technical work at supplier build shops or manufacturing facilities.
Strong candidates with a two-year associate degree in Fluid Power Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Electromechanical Engineering Technology, or a related technical discipline, combined with extensive directly relevant industrial fluid-power experience, may also be considered.
