Design Engineer - Light Fabrication — Burnie-Devonport Region, Tasmania

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Our Burnie-based client, a leader in the industry, is seeking a Design Engineer for their light fabrications department. The ideal candidate will be highly proficient in Creo, seamlessly navigating the software to deliver exceptional design solutions. You'll be working in a collaborative environment, engaging with seasoned professionals on cutting-edge R&D projects. Job Duties include: APQP Quality Management: Work with engineering, manufacturing teams, and suppliers to gather requirements, help with discussions, and develop quality processes. Cost-Value Management: Make smart business decisions to ensure both the customer and the company get the best value. Data Analysis & Extraction: Review and analyse data to give recommendations and pull out necessary information to confirm results. Conceptual Design: Create and improve designs by thinking through ideas and using digital tools to make them better. Product Development: Follow proven methods to consistently deliver products on time, within budget, and at the right quality. Failure Prevention & Resolution: Focus on preventing problems, and when they happen, quickly find the cause and suggest strong solutions. About you You're a Mechanical Engineer with Mechanical Compliance Testing experience with exceptional problem solving skills and experience. Required Skills: Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Engineering or Materials Science with 3 years of engineering experience, or 7 years of progressive engineering experience. Proven experience in designing fabricated components. Strong ability to thrive in collaborative environments and effectively communicate within cross-functional teams. Experience working with suppliers to enhance design manufacturability. Skilled in leading and directing design and detailing teams to meet project goals. Proficient in solid modeling software, with a preference for Creo. Experience conducting component-level Finite Element Analysis (FEA), preferably using Creo Simulate. Familiarity with working on Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) processes. Practical, hands-on experience with machinery, heavy equipment, manufacturing processes, and welding. Desirable Skills: Experience with Creo Parametric 3D modelling. This is a casual role, requiring you to work 38 hours per week, with additional overtime as needed to meet deadlines. The working hours are from 7 AM to 3 PM, Monday to Friday. You must have unrestricted work rights in Australia. This opportunity is based in Burnie, so you should either reside in Burnie or be willing to relocate. How to apply To find out more about this position please contact Rahul Sarkara on 0438 825 005 or email rsarkarasearsonbuck.com.au