Project Engineering “All-Star”, Machining and Forging #55440
“Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life.” Confucius
As Confucius said, “choose or find a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life.” That’s easier said than done. Many individuals jump at the first job opportunity that comes along. Those persons are typically looking simply to find work…not to find a job that they will love.
This week’s Project Engineering “All-Star” had a job that he loved but fell victim to the pandemic related downturn at his previous company. He loved his Mechanical Project Engineering job that entailed doing 3D product development, tooling and fixturing design as well as ongoing manufacturing process improvements and production support. It was this diverse, challenging and hands-on work that he loved and looked forward to on a day-to-day basis.
He’s now on the market and ready to find and choose that next job that he will love so that he never has to work another day in his engineering career.
Do you have a job or a broad role in your engineering team that an early career engineer will “love”?
If you do or if you have other staffing needs, please call me at 312.226.4916 or email to schedule a time to discuss how this engineer could fit within your design, manufacturing or project engineering teams.
Best Regards,
Cliff
Mechanical Project Engineer, Forging and Machining, #55440 (Chicagoland Area)
-More than 18 months product development and project engineering experience within a high volume metal parts forging and machining setting
-Responsible for production tooling and fixturing design, updates and modifications
-Devised control plans for parts production
-Supported production and worked with manufacturing personnel to improve process flow and tooling
-Proficient with Solidworks for 3D modeling and drawing of parts
-Familiar with Pro E/Creo and AutoCAD for drawing and print creation
-Used G-Code to set up milling programs on new products
-Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Purdue University, Northwest