Our dynamic and evolutionary client is seeking a highly motivated Senior Mechanical Design Engineer. This role will be responsible for developing structural and mechanical design solutions, creating and maintaining 3D CAD models, and producing high-quality engineering drawings to support the conceptual and preliminary design phases of advanced mechanical systems. This role requires strong technical expertise, proficiency with modern CAD tools (SolidWorks preferred), and a solid understanding of industry drawing and design standards.
Location: Remote
Length of Assignment: 12+ months
Benefits: Three insurance levels, 401K + match, sick leave, and working with a great company!
US citizens and those authorized to work in the US are encouraged to apply.
*Work sponsorship is not available at this time.
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Estimated Compensation Range: $50.00-70.00 per hour. This range represents the estimated low end and high end of the compensation range for this position. All experience levels considered.
About Hansell Tierney:
Hansell Tierney is one of the premier staffing and recruiting companies in the Pacific Northwest. Launched in 2001, we are a woman-owned business that serves and staffs Northwest organizations by doing things the right way, not just the easiest way. Hansell Tierney partners with candidates and clients to match the best candidates with interesting local opportunities. We navigate every relationship with the highest level of discretion and service while holding ourselves accountable to our promises. Our business thrives on our deep understanding of the job market and our ability to skillfully tailor our recruitment process to meet our clients’ unique needs.
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