Sr Mechanical Eng (JMR)

Elizabeth, NJ - Engineering & Chemistry - Onsite - Full time

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Date Posted: 2/24/2025

Senior Mechanical Engineer (JMR)
(B.S. M.E.)
Elizabeth, NJ (Onsite)

MOTION CONTROL SYSTEMS

Equipment company needs someone design large scale mechanical machinery from R&D through to manufacturing documentation. Will have complete ownership of projects from inception through startup and integration with field systems. Design will include motion control systems, machine attachments, material mixing and pumping systems, servo motor driven rack and pinion systems, systems used in harsh/outdoor environments, robotic arm systems, working with Solidworks and Inventor, motor sizing for process equipment, piping, and material handling systems. Position will require 25% national and international travel. Will have project management responsibilities including scopes of work, bills of material, project scheduling, and managing the project from initial vendor contact through final delivery. Position will require 10+ years’ experience in design of motion control systems, motor sizing, or related equipment.

Please contact Joe Raia at joeraia@clarkdavis.com

$125-165K

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