3 process development engineer jobs found in Durham

Overview: Our company is seeking experienced candidates to fill the role of Facilities Electrical Engineer. The role focuses on facilitating and coordinating electrical engineering and facilities activities while providing expertise, guidance, and support to ensure successful project execution. Lead and manage electrical engineering projects from conception to completion. Coordinate with cross-functional teams, including operations, quality, maintenance, and other engineering departments, to ensure project timelines and quality standards are met. Ensure all electrical designs, installations, and maintenance activities meet applicable safety codes, standards, and regulations, including OSHA and NEC (National Electrical Code). Conduct regular risk assessments and implement safety protocols. Manage multiple projects/activities to meet tight deadlines and track progress. Maintain accurate documentation for record keeping and reporting. Communicate regularly with internal and...

Job Description Job Summary: Sustain current products and support new product designs. Work directly with mechanical and electrical engineers, technicians, manufacturing, and quality functions. Duties/Responsibilities: Manage and coordinate product testing and certification with organizations and outside test facilities such as NHTSA, CENELEC, UL, KEA, FCC, CE, and other regulatory bodies. Be familiar with domestic and international Regulatory Standards; UL, CE, ISO, IPC, ANSI Y14.5M, etc. Support testing to these standards and getting certifications as appropriate. Be knowledgeable of the relevant standards and include them in the Product Requirements Document. Apply mechanical engineering skills to design, develop, analyze, and test all mechanical aspects of portable electronics equipment. Generate 3D CAD designs and 2D drawings utilizing Solidworks. As an individual contributor, meet project objectives with innovation, creativity and good engineering practice. Lead...

Occupational Summary The Mechanical Engineer III provides leadership in the planning, design, and continuous improvement of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and plumbing systems to support reliable, efficient, and sustainable University operations. This role performs engineering analysis to guide capital, renewal, and maintenance strategies, develops and maintains mechanical design standards, and reviews utility and building system designs to ensure alignment with campus goals and operational best practices. Work Performed Lead and participate in the design, planning, evaluation, construction, operation, and maintenance of University mechanical systems including HVAC, hydronics, refrigeration, plumbing, fire protection, compressed air, and vacuum systems to ensure reliable, efficient, and cost-effective performance across campus facilities. Review and evaluate engineering plans, specifications, and equipment selections for both utility and building projects; perform...