JOB OPPORTUNITY!

Mar 19, 2007 2 Replies

Hello all,



My company (RAD, a division of Process Equipment in Tipp City, OH) is looking for an experienced SolidWorks engineer to help with new product development in the robotics industry. If anyone knows of someone in the area who is looking for work and may be a good fit, could you please pass along the following job listing to them.


Thank you!,



Josh Mayes, CSWP Mechanical Design Engineer



(937) 667-5705 x411 | office (937) 238-8093 | mobile



snipped-for-privacy@rad-ra.com

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---------------------------------------------------- DESIGN ENGINEER / PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LEADER


We have an immediate opening for a creative, detail-oriented Mechanical Design Engineer with a BSME and a minimum of 5 years experience in product design and development (preferably electro- mechanical, industrial product design experience). This position will involve developing new products for the robotics industry from concept through prototyping and product testing. The successful candidate should possess the following skills/attributes: a self-starter with proven problem solving ability, good communication and leadership ability, project management experience and ability to complete projects on-time and on-budget. A general knowledge of materials and manufacturing processes and proficiency in SolidWorks is required. FEA experience a plus, but not required. We offer a very attractive benefit package, competitive salary and team-oriented environment. Process Equipment Company is an equal opportunity employer. Pre- employment drug screening required. If interested, please mail, FAX or e-mail your resume to:


Personnel Department Process Equipment Company



6555 S. State Route 202 Tipp City, Ohio 45371 FAX: 937-667-7602 E-mail: snipped-for-privacy@peco-us.com

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Can anybody recommend some good sources to find SolidWorks designers/ engineers in the Dayton, OH area?

Do you have a User's Group in the area? Maybe the VAR will help.

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