Design and Change Control Engineer

Marmon Holdings, Inc.•West Haven, CT

2d•$75,000 - $80,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Design and Change Control Engineer supports product design and owns the engineering change (EC) process. The role divides time between designing new and existing products and managing engineering changes from request through release. Working with engineering, manufacturing, quality, and supply chain, the engineer ensures designs and changes are accurate, timely, and meet company and industry requirements. As part of a centralized Design team, the role supports the design of global water filtration products. Design work includes creating and updating 3D models and detailed drawings in SolidWorks, designing filtration components, housings, and test fixtures under senior engineers’ direction, applying GD&T standards, and supporting prototype builds, 3D printing, design verification testing, supplier manufacturability discussions, cost reduction, and sustaining engineering projects. The engineer owns the EC process, including ECRs, ECOs, and ECNs; coordinates priorities, ownership, impact reviews, and approvals; participates on the EC Board; implements changes in Epicor; and maintains drawings, specifications, bills of materials, and EC records. The role also maintains and improves change-control tools and workflows, trains and supports other teams, and assists with internal and external audits. The position leads low- to moderate-complexity engineering and cross-functional projects from planning through completion. It develops project plans, coordinates activities, tracks progress, communicates status, risks, and decisions, and works across functions to resolve issues and meet objectives. The engineer manages multiple priorities, identifies practical improvements, and follows company quality, safety, regulatory, and documentation requirements. The position is based on-site in West Haven, Connecticut.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
At least 2 years of experience in design engineering, engineering change control, or both, in a manufacturing environment.
Proficiency with SolidWorks, including detailed drawings.
Working knowledge of GD&T.
Experience with an engineering change process.
Experience entering and updating item and bill of materials records in an ERP system.
Strong attention to detail and clear written and verbal communication.

Nice To Haves

Epicor experience.
Plastic part design and injection molding experience.
Knowledge of water filtration products and regulatory requirements, such as NSF/ANSI standards.
Experience with ISO-based quality systems.
Experience with Monday.com or similar workflow tools.

Responsibilities

Create and update 3D models and detailed drawings in SolidWorks for new product development and existing products.
Design filtration components, housings, and test fixtures under the direction of senior engineers.
Apply dimensioning and tolerancing standards (GD&T) and perform basic tolerance checks.
Support prototype builds, 3D printing, and design verification testing.
Work with suppliers on part manufacturability, including injection-molded parts.
Support cost-reduction and sustaining-engineering projects.
Own the engineering change process, including ECRs, ECOs, and ECNs; receive requests and align stakeholders on priority and ownership.
Facilitate impact reviews and approvals and participate on the EC Board.
Implement changes in Epicor and maintain drawings, specifications, and bills of materials.
Check engineering-change work for accuracy and completeness and maintain EC records.
Maintain and improve change-control tools and workflows.
Provide training and support to other teams and support internal and external audits.
Lead engineering and cross-functional projects of low to moderate complexity from planning through completion.
Develop project plans, coordinate activities, track progress, and communicate project status, risks, and decisions.
Work across engineering, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, and other functions to resolve issues and meet project objectives.
Manage multiple priorities and complete work accurately and on schedule.
Identify and implement practical improvements to products, processes, tools, and documentation.
Follow company quality, safety, regulatory, and documentation requirements.