Mechanical Engineer

The individual with this position will have to coordinate between the machine shop, quotation department and the customer. This position is mainly an on-site position but might involve up to 10% field service work. This engineering position will entail a dual role with hands-on tasks along with office responsibilities. It is expected that the individual will need training as part of the on-boarding process and Sulzer will accommodate.
Job requirements

• Preferred 3 years' experience in rotating equipment repairs
• The preferred experience is in rotating equipment repairs, but acceptable experience includes
  1. Rotating equipment manufacturing
  2. Rotating equipment package design and assembly
  3. Vibration analysis
  4. Field Service-Overhauls
• Proficient with CAD software: AutoDesk or Solidworks
• Preferred Knowhow of the following topics
  1. Rolling element bearings, sleeve babbitt bearings
  2. Oil seals and their functionality
  3. Vibration spectrums and how to interpret them
  4. Alignment
• Proficient in the usage of micrometers
• Familiarity with seal and bearing clearances to shafts is preferred if not it is expected this topic is learnt by the engineer as part of on-the-job training.

• The mechanical engineer will need to bridge the communication to the customers on the mechanical portion of the repair.
• The mechanical engineer will need to be involved on the discovery side of the inspections to assist in developing an accurate workscope.
• Should be proficient in CAD software to document design changes and create drawings to be shared with the customers.
• This role will require the individual to be hands-on and involved in the day-to day operations.
• The role will require performing or confirming precise measurements using micrometers and calipers.

• The individual must be self-motivated and must be prepared for on-the-job training.
• The individual must take responsibility of their assigned task and finish it in a timely manner.