Mechanical Design Engineer (On-Site) at Seatrax Inc
Houston, Texas, United States -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

06 Aug, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

08 May, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Mechanical Design, Machine Design, Hydraulics, AutoCAD, Structural Design, Gear Reducers, Bill of Materials, Technical Drawing

Industry

Oil and Gas

Description
Description Seatrax Inc. supplies the offshore oil and gas and commercial industries with the most reliable, safe and easily-maintained cranes. Founded in Houston, Texas, USA, Seatrax has expanded its reach to include locations in Louisiana and the United Kingdom. Seatrax specializes in highly customized complex projects with customers in every corner of the world. We are looking for a Mechanical Design Engineer capable of thriving in our fast-paced Houston facility. Responsibilities include: Design of machinery including structure, gear reducers, motors, bearings, hydraulics, electronics, etc. Develop new designs based on customer requirements and industry standards Develop repair/modification plans for existing machinery Create models/drawings of designs Create bills of materials for large projects Interacting with all other disciplines and departments including production, manufacturing, purchasing and electrical Requirements Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, mechanical engineering technology or similar Good mechanical aptitude Hydraulic experience Machine design experience AutoCAD experience preferred This position involves an exciting mix of activities daily. We require a self-motivating person who is eager to learn, excel, and innovate. Up to the challenge? Want to see what we do? Visit our website at www.seatrax.com Seatrax, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.
Responsibilities
The role involves designing machinery components such as structures, gear reducers, and hydraulics based on customer requirements. Responsibilities also include creating models, drawings, and bills of materials while collaborating with production and manufacturing departments.
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