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Conducting research to inform the design and engineering methods required for the mechanical systems. minimum of 2 years of experience as a mechanical design engineer. Planning and executing mechanical designs using CAD, CAM, and 3D CAD programs.
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Moody Engineering is seeking experienced, growth-minded Civil CAD Engineers/Designers to complement our fast-growing roadway/site development team in Columbus, Ohio. Provide drafting support for design of civil engineering drawings.
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Responsible for Engineering Approval Package Review, BOM/Drawing verification Project and Equipment Risk Assessment, and providing final design reviews. John Bean Technologies Corporation seeks an Engineering Manager in Columbus, OH, to manage workload for order processing and sustain engineering resources.
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This position provides production support to the manufacturing operation by analyzing engineering sketches, reviewing product design, preparing customer approval drawings, utilizing CAD software, and creating and refining detailed assembly drawings.
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We'd love to connect with you to see if we can take you from where you are today and grow you into a Design Group Engineering Consultant. Lead the packaging line design, integration, installation and start-up of capital projects for the food and beverage industries, including estimation, justification, budget, schedule, implementation, acquisition, troubleshooting, and documentation.
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Licensed in Ohio. 8-10 years work experience in the Civil Engineering Industry is required, including familiarity with CAD and design software, including: MicroStation and GEOPAK/OpenRoads Designer (ORD.
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You will act as Project leader of assigned major capital projects and be responsible for all aspects of project management (budget, schedule control, status reporting, customer interface, performance to design objectives, etc.
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Use CAD (Computer Aided Design) or CAE (Computer Aided Engineering) software to develop the structural design of various products, model new designs, and produce detailed engineering drawings.
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