Mechanical Engineer I

CLIENT HIGHLIGHT

The client you will be working for is a Fortune 500 Energy and Industrial Technology Company. This opportunity will give you experience in the energy transition sector with a company that is a globally recognized leader in power generation, wind energy, electrification, and grid solutions — and one of the most storied industrial brands in the world.

LOCATION

Schenectady, New York, 12345

COMPENSATION

34-38 per hour

SCHEDULE

Monday-Friday, 40 Hours

Working Hours: 8am - 5pm (flexible)

Onsite: 100% on-site

Travel: None

CONTRACT TERM

1 year contract with high likelihood of extension

ONBOARDING

Virtual interview with cameras on, 1 round (1:1 with hiring manager)

POSITION OVERVIEW – Mechanical Engineer I

You’ll be a Customer Drawing Engineer supporting the heavy-duty power plant engineering team. Day to day, that means calculating and documenting the engineering forces and moments, mass, and center of gravity (CoG) where the turbine-generator connects to customer interfaces such as piping and foundations.

You’ll also help update standard work procedures and work with stakeholders across teams to find and carry out improvements. This role is a strong fit for an early-career mechanical engineer who is confident with mechanical design fundamentals, detail-oriented, and eager to grow on large-scale power generation equipment.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Calculate and document engineering forces and moments from the turbine-generator to customer interfaces (piping, foundation, etc.)
• Calculate and document mass and center of gravity (CoG) data for customer interface drawings
• Prepare and maintain customer drawings and supporting engineering documentation
• Update standard work procedures
• Identify and implement continuous improvement opportunities
• Collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders to align on customer interface requirements

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) required
• 0–3+ years of experience required
• Working knowledge of basic mechanical design principles, including forces and moments and free body diagrams (FBDs)
• Familiarity with structural foundation and building codes
• Strong attention to detail and documentation skills
• Ability to collaborate with varied stakeholders

MUST HAVE

• Mechanical Design Principles
• Forces & Moments / Free Body Diagrams
• Structural Foundation / Building Codes