In addition to the role outlined in the position description, my observation
is that a typically successful Mechanical Designer is a non-college graduate
who had enrolled in a Mechanical Engineering program but for some reason has
yet to complete their degree. They've had some experience working within the
Mechanical Design or Manufacturing field in some engineering related role.
Candidates need to be aware that there is not a great deal of
upward-mobility for folks in a Knoll Mechanical Design role. Folks with
Graduate Degrees are very likely not good candidates for our Mechanical
Designer role.
KNOLL - JOB DESCRIPTION
JOB TITLE: Mechanical Designer
BUSINESS GROUP/DEPT.: Product Development
FLSA/EEO CODE: Exempt Grade 3/3A Drafters/Design
REPORTS TO: V.P. of Product Development
REV DATE: 11/28/10
PURPOSE OF THE JOB
The purpose of this position is to fully document product designs as
specified by Knoll Design, engineering and
manufacturing teams
MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVES (MBO'S)
Each year the Mechanical Designer will coordinate with the Manager of
Engineering Services the specific results,
improvements, or accomplishments required to support Product Development
objectives, as well as the individual's
personal professional growth and accomplishment
ESSENTIAL JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsible for the documentation of product designs by creating solid
models and detail drawings using
Pro/ENGINEER solid modeling design tools, including, but not being limited
