PPS customer is a growing Manufacturing Company. 
 

The Product Stress Analyst will have a key role in product development of ball screw and electromechanical actuation products. They will have responsibility for delivering strategic design and development goals in the linear actuation market to grow current and capture future business opportunities. This position reports to the Vice President of Engineering. The Product Stress Analyst will reside in the Saginaw, Michigan facility.

Job Core Responsibilities

· Provide stress analysis as required to the design and development teams in support of new and modifications of existing products.

· Development of technical design proposals for new product bids

· Work within a design team to understand the needs and development based on linear and rotary motion technology that differentiates our products from the competition

· Interpret customer requirements and provide conceptual and detailed design of linear and sub-components.

· Provide guidance to team members as well as customers in support of product development.

· Advance product teams use of analytical tools and testing methods

· Design, conduct, and analyze laboratory testing of new products

· Travel as necessary

· 5 years minimum relevant experience in stress analysis including FEA in the design of mechanical devices or related products.

· Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or Aerospace Engineering,

· Proficient in solid modeling (CAD exp required – NX preferred but not necessary)

· Experience in design and development of electro-mechanical devices a plus

· Excellent communication skills

· Self-motivated team player

· Hands on approach, willing to “Roll up the sleeves”

· Due to ITAR requirements, must be a U.S. Person

• Direct Hire Position starting immediately
• Full Benefits Package accompanies this position
• Background Check required

 Please apply with a cover letter and resume detailing your ability and your technical experience.

 All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.