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Drafter/ Designer

Eaton Corporation•Greenwood, SC
•$56,000 - $83,000•Onsite

About The Position

Eaton’s Electrical Division is hiring a Drafter/Designer at its Greenwood, South Carolina facility. The role performs engineered-to-order (ETO) design work in 2D and 3D CAD, creates bills of material, processes engineering change notices, and completes technical work according to customer requirements. It processes orders of varying complexity from receipt through completion and provides guidance to ETO Engineers, Application and Proposal Engineers, Marketing, Sales, shop floor personnel, and Purchasing. The position involves moderate supervision; completed work is approved by a Master Designer or ETO Engineer. After demonstrating sound decision-making, the employee will have latitude to make independent design decisions. The role reviews customer specifications, quotes, and purchase orders; develops drawings and BOMs for configurable and engineered-to-order products; and supports project, structural design, and departmental process work. The position is based at Eaton’s Greenwood, SC facility, and candidates must currently live within 50 miles of the facility, with an exception for active-duty military service members. No relocation benefit is offered, and corporate immigration sponsorship is unavailable. The expected annual salary range is $56,000–$83,000. Eaton offers health and welfare benefits, retirement benefits, and programs providing paid and unpaid time away from work; program availability may depend on eligibility and other factors.

Requirements

  • Associate’s degree in Engineering from an accredited institution.
  • Must be able to work in the United States without corporate sponsorship now or in the future.
  • Must currently reside within 50 miles of Greenwood, SC; active-duty military service member candidates are exempt from this geographic limitation.
  • Ability to create 2D and 3D CAD drawings, bills of materials, and change notices, and review customer specifications.

Nice To Haves

  • Two years of work experience in mechanical design using Inventor or other 3D modeling software.

Responsibilities

  • Perform engineered-to-order design work in 2D and 3D CAD.
  • Create bills of material and drawings for configurable products based on defined selection rules.
  • Process engineering change notices and other technical work according to customer requirements.
  • Process orders of varying complexity from receipt to completion.
  • Provide guidance to ETO Engineers, Application and Proposal Engineers, Marketing, Sales, shop floor personnel, and Purchasing.
  • Use existing computer systems and data files to track order status and requirements.
  • Prepare drawing transmittal forms and guide the processing of requested drawings.
  • Perform basic calculations using established formulas or specific instructions.
  • Review orders, customer specifications, quotes, and purchase orders for standard and non-standard technical requirements affecting design.
  • Create and manage moderate-to-complex ETO solutions and projects.
  • Support ETO Engineers on customer phone calls.
  • Create construction drawings from engineer sketches and references.
  • Select or create buyout specifications based on customer quote and specification descriptions.
  • Work with a Structural Engineer to determine member sizes, ensure structural integrity, and produce detail and assembly drawings and BOMs with proper fit-up.
  • Take a lead role in developing and updating department processes, procedures, and work instructions.

Benefits

  • Health and welfare benefits
  • Retirement benefits
  • Programs providing paid and unpaid time away from work

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