Description
The CHANCE® brand originated with the 1907 founding of A. B. Chance Company. Originally a manufacturer of anchors, CHANCE purchased Tip Tools Co. in 1937, which would later become CHANCE® Lineman Grade Tools™. Over the course of nearly 120 years, CHANCE has delivered pole line hardware, switches, cutouts and fuse links in addition to anchors, foundations, hot line tools, fiberglass and rubber products. Acquired by Hubbell® in 1994, the CHANCE brand is proudly manufactured in Centralia, Missouri, Leeds, Alabama and Juarez, Mexico.
The Design Engineer provide engineering support to marketing, sales, and manufacturing. Perform in multiple aspects of design engineering, which includes but is not limited to: drawing creation, component selection, specification preparation in support of vendor selection, product testing, working with customers, and project management. Position will offer complex engineering challenges that require in depth data analysis, original thinking, persistence, excellent communication skills, and a positive attitude.
A Day In The Life
Support existing products
Research and develop ideas for new products and processes
Improve upon the design, performance, and cost of existing products and processes
Design, model, and test new products and modifications
Define and oversee the electrical and mechanical testing of products to meet industry specifications
Present to large internal and external groups on technical subjects such as Temporary Protective Grounding
Periodically travel to attend trade shows, training, industry meetings, etc. to support the knowledge of assigned product lines.
Requirements
What will help you thrive in this role?
B.S. Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Electric utility experience would be helpful but not required
Product design experience using 3D modeling
Knowledge or understanding of Electric Utility Lineman Tools and Work Methods
Possess strong analytical, communication and presentation skills
Be a highly motivated self-starter who has a passion for engineering and product ownership.
Ability to communicate technical requirements to both technical and nontechnical audiences