Mechanical Engineer 4 (Thermal Simulation)

Job Description

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Cullerton Group has a new opportunity for a Dev/Research Engineer 1 in Tucson, AZ. The work will be done onsite. This is a long term contract. It can lead to permanent employment with our customer. Compensation is $30/hr W2 + overtime pay, including full benefits, vision, dental, health insurance, and 401K. Cullerton Group will provide H1B Sponsorship.

Resource Industries Division is currently seeking a Test Engineer to support product development at the

Tucson Proving Ground. In this role you will perform engineering assignments while building a working knowledge of products, technologies, processes, services, and systems. Activities are focused on full scale testing of mining and

construction equipment and technology to ensure that products perform as intended and meet customer requirements. Position s Contributions to Work Group: Plan and execute testing of mining and construction equipment and technology. Validate that new products and updated products meet engineering requirements. Make safety and health a priority during all work (and home) activities. Engage in culture of safety and participate in efforts and activities to continuously improve the safety of operations. With support from a senior test engineer, create project plans for test activity, write work instructions, manage, and participate in building and modification of mining machines, outline instrumentation requirements for testing, conduct testing, analyze test results, communicate findings, and write technical summary reports. Apply technical skills to develop and validate any machine systems and subsystems including structural, mechanical, hydraulic, cooling, engine, powertrain, electrical, electronics, and software. Use engineering systems to look up drawings, specifications, and solid models. Apply knowledge of machines and machine systems to perform troubleshooting of malfunctioning components, systems, and machines. Learn the fundamentals of mining equipment operations and maintenance. Learn through on-the-job training to operate mining trucks and shovels. Provide ideas for continuous improvement (CI) to the safety, quality, velocity, and cost of engineering and operations at the proving ground. Aid supervisor in implementation of CI ideas. Typical task breakdown: A typical day can vary depending upon machine and test schedules. On average a candidate will spend 50% of their time in the office planning, analyzing, and reporting on test data. The remainder of the time the incumbent will be on a machine testing, validation, and troubleshooting machine systems as needed. Interaction with team: Work with other engineers, technologists, mechanics, instrumentation technicians, operators, and logisticians in a collaborative team environment to complete complex tasks safely, with the highest quality, while meeting project schedules and budgets. Work environment: Fast paced, highly interactive. Will have to withstand weather elements. Education & Experience Required: Bachelor’s degree in engineering required. 0-2 years experience. Technical Skills (Required) Use software like Excel, Tableau, DATK to analyze test data. Use MS Office applications to create effective technical and communication documents. (Desired) Experience with SuperComm 2, Cadet, Electronic Technician, CANape and electrical system troubleshooting is highly desired. Ability to read and interpret blueprints, technical drawing, schematics and computer-generated reports. Soft Skills (Required) Team player and detail oriented. Ability to interact effectively with product group partners and senior engineers as well as TPG operations.