Product Engineer, SPV/Beverage

Ensuring Chart’s Success…

What Will You Do?

• Serve as technical subject matter expert for the product line.
• Work with product managers, sales, and customers to determine product needs and refine into technical specifications.
• Engage with product managers, R&D, and product development teams to help define and execute the product line roadmap.
• Own product design and documentation (component selection, material specification, bills of material, drawings, technical sales literature, etc.) and ensure manufacturing documentation (work instructions, labor routing) is complete and accurate.
• Create and process engineering change requests (ECO/ECR) and temporary design deviations to document changes to product design and documentation.
• Evolve the product line by championing (or supporting) new product development (stage gate process) and continuous improvement projects to improve product performance, reduce cost, improve manufacturability, improve quality, etc.
• Ensure design outputs and solutions employed (for components, assemblies, final products) meet all required internal and external specifications, industry codes and regulations (e.g. CGA, ASME, DOT), etc.
• Lead, or participate in, risk analysis activities (DFMEA).
• Manage definition, prioritization, and delegation of tasks to shared engineering resources (e.g. design team, analysis team, etc.).
• Create, manage, and communicate basic timelines for completion of critical tasks and projects (using Gantt charts, as necessary).
• Create, or support creation of, design validation test plans and (as-required) conduct testing on components, assemblies, and final products.
• Improve product consistency and reduce variance and warranty claims by working across the organization to identify and resolve potential defects.
• Ensure consistent utilization of best practices in engineering design and continuous improvement of those processes.

Your Physical Work Environment Will Require…

Working Conditions

• Production factory support and office environment
• Minimal work- related travel may be required (approximately 15% or less)

Physical Requirements

•     Frequent standing, sitting and walking
•     Frequent lifting up to 25 lbs., occasional heavier lifting
•     Frequent computer work

Work Hazards:

• Production floor environment will involve possible exposure to materials with rough edges, temperature extremes, moving mechanical parts, occasional flying debris, chemical cleaning solvents and their odors.
• Working with cryogenic products will involve possible exposure to pressurized flammable gas, pressurized oxidizing gas, pressurized inert gas and very low temperatures (-320º F).

Your Experience Should Be...

• Required:
• BS Engineering degree, preferably in Mechanical Engineering, but will consider Aerospace, Materials Science, or Nuclear Engineering disciplines
• Minimum of 3-5 years of relevant engineering experience
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Highly motivated self-starter and a team leader
• Demonstrated ability to plan and manage multiple tasks
• Understanding of heat transfer, thermodynamics, fluid flow, structures, mechanics of materials
• Working knowledge of manufacturing processes, sheet metal fabrication, machining, welding
• Proficient with MS Office; especially Excel, Teams, Word, PowerPoint
• Proven ability to create and modify SolidWorks (or Inventor) CAD parts and assemblies and work in PDM Vault environment
• Preferred:
• Experience managing and/or developing product lines in small to mid-size companies
• Understanding of cryogenic liquids, compressed gases, or refrigeration
• MathCAD or MATLAB skills
• Experience with JD Edwards, SAP, or similar ERP systems
• Finite Element Analysis (FEA) skills

Our Benefits Package...