FAQs
What specific software skills are required for the Mechanical Designer position?
Solid modeling using SolidWorks is required, and a background in sheet metal design is a plus.
What types of projects will the Mechanical Designer be working on?
The Mechanical Designer will create shop drawings for military aircraft and simulators, as well as design custom stainless steel equipment.
Will the Mechanical Designer be required to manage assemblies?
Yes, the Mechanical Designer will need to manage large assemblies consisting of sheet metal, parts, sub-assemblies, hardware, and imported files.
What role does collaboration with project managers play in this position?
The Mechanical Designer will work closely with project managers to deliver requested drafts for customer review and prioritize deadlines across multiple projects.
Is experience with a Product Data Management (PDM) system necessary for this role?
Familiarity with a PDM Product Management Database is preferred for this position.
How will the Mechanical Designer contribute to the development of other engineers?
The Mechanical Designer will help establish better modeling skills, provide software training, and suggest improvements for other Design Engineers.
Are there specific certification or training requirements for this position?
While specific certification requirements are not mentioned, proficiency in SolidWorks and mechanical design/integration skills are essential.
What kind of environment does Actalent promote regarding diversity and inclusion?
Actalent fosters a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion by hiring diverse talent and maintaining an inclusive environment through self-reflection, care, engagement, recognition, and growth opportunities for employees.
Will accommodations be provided for applicants with disabilities?
Yes, reasonable accommodations can be requested by emailing actalentaccommodation@actalentservices.com for assistance with the application or interview process.