Mechanical Engineer - Engineered Solutions

Mechanical Engineer - Custom Manufacturing Batesville, Mississippi If you're a Mechanical Engineer who enjoys solving practical engineering problems in a manufacturing environment and wants to grow into increasingly complex engineering responsibilities over time, this is the opportunity you've been looking for. This role supports the design, development, and manufacturing of custom-engineered power generation products, including generator enclosures, fuel tanks, structural assemblies, and related equipment supporting critical infrastructure and large facilities' (i.e. data centers) backup power systems. You won't be sitting in a cubicle creating the same drawing every day. You'll work directly with fabrication, production, and manufacturing teams to solve real engineering challenges and help bring engineered products from concept through production. This is an excellent opportunity for engineers early in their careers who want exposure to both engineering design and manufacturing while building the technical foundation for future responsibilities involving structural validation, FEA, load analysis, and customer-facing engineering. What You'll DoCreate and modify engineering drawings and 3D modelsSupport the design and manufacturing of generator enclosures, fuel tanks, structural assemblies, and related productsInterpret engineering drawings, specifications, and manufacturing documentationWork closely with fabrication, welding, machining, and production teamsAssist with design modifications and product improvementsSupport multiple engineering projects simultaneouslyParticipate in troubleshooting, problem solving, and continuous product improvementEnsure designs and documentation support efficient manufacturing processesCollaborate with internal teams and occasionally support customer-related engineering discussions What You BringBachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering2-4+ years of engineering experienceCAD experience through work, internships, co-ops, academic projects, or personal projectsAbility to read and interpret engineering drawingsExperience applying engineering principles in a manufacturing environmentStrong attention to detailAbility to manage multiple priorities and projectsStrong communication and collaboration skillsComfortable working directly with manufacturing and production teams Preferred ExperienceSolidWorksInventorCreoNXFabrication environmentsTooling or fixture designManufacturing support engineeringProduct design modificationsCustomer interaction Future Growth Expectations As engineers develop within the organization, they gain increasing exposure to: Structural validation and engineering decision-makingFinite Element Analysis (FEA)Weight and load analysisLarge fabricated structuresCustom-engineered power generation productsCustomer-facing engineering discussionsCross-functional project leadershipDesign-for-manufacturing decision making Why Engineers JoinDesign and support products that are actually built and usedWork directly with fabrication and manufacturing teamsSolve practical engineering problems instead of purely theoretical onesBuild technical depth through real-world engineering challengesGain exposure to increasingly complex engineering responsibilitiesWork on custom-engineered products supporting critical infrastructureLearn from experienced engineers in a collaborative environment Why Engineers StayMedical, dental, and vision coverageCompany-funded HSA contributions401(k) with company matchPotential annual profit-sharing contributionsPaid parental leaveWellness programs and health coachingLife and disability insuranceLong-term career opportunities with a stable, established, and growing organization Compensation Negotiable based on experience, demonstrated capability, and overall fit. Location Considerations This position is based in Batesville, Mississippi. Batesville is a smaller rural community. Many younger professionals who relocate to the area choose to live in nearby Oxford, home to the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss). Oxford offers a vibrant college-town atmosphere with restaurants, entertainment, outdoor activities, and a large population of young professionals. Oxford is approximately 35-40 minutes from the facility. Candidates should carefully evaluate the geographic and lifestyle aspects of relocation before entering the interview process, as relocation assistance is limited.