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Mechanical engineers design, build, and test mechanical devices such as tools, engines, and machines. Considered the broadest engineering discipline, mechanical engineers work in engineering services, research facilities, manufacturing industries, and the federal government.

A big part of a mechanical engineer’s job is solving problems using mechanical or thermal devices. Mechanical engineers need to be strong analytical thinkers who are capable of solving problems brought to them by clients or employers.

Mechanical Engineer Skills

3D (Computer Aided Design) CAD

• Analytical Thinking
• Assemble Project Deliverables
• Assist With Field and Manufacturing Problems
• Assist With Shipping of Equipment Prior to Deployment
• Analyze Test Results and Adjust Design if Needed
• AutoCAD
• Automated Model Programming
• Complete Assigned Tasks Within Time and Cost Restraints
• Convert Basic Design Information and Requirements Into Working Drawings
• Develop and Test Prototypes
• Clearly Explain Design Ideas
• CAD (Computer Aided Design)
• Comfortable Writing Technical Reports
• Communication
• Computer Skills
• Create Blueprints Using CAD (Computer Aided Design)
• Creativity
• Design Mechanical Device Projects
• Detail Oriented
• Develop Design Calculations
• Develop Project Scope and Timeline
• Drafting Standards and Geometric, Dimension, & Tolerancing (GD&T)
• Engineering Product Data Management Software (EPDM)
• Ensure Designs Meet Legal Guidelines and Safety Requirements
• Identify Potential Design Improvements
• Knowledgeable of Machining and Fabrication Process
• Make Regular Site Visits
• Manage and Monitor Each Stage of Project
• Math Skills
• Mechanical Skills
• Microsoft Office Suite Experience
• Oversee Project Manufacturing Process
• Perform Equipment and System Calculations
• Prepare Designs and Estimates
• Prepare Conclusion and Analysis Reports
• Pro-E CREO Computer Aided Design Software
• Proactive and Willing to Take on New Challenges
• Problem Solving
• Product Validation Experience
• Provide Cost Estimates for Materials, Equipment, and/or Labor
• Read and Interpret Drawings and Specifications
• Recommend Modifications for Design Improvements and Simplification
• Research Materials for Future Design Opportunities and Usage
• Sound Knowledge of Engineering Fundamentals
• Strong Presenter
• Teamwork
• Test Building Materials
• Troubleshoot Equipment to Solve Problems
• Understand Diagrams, Drafts, Flow-Charts, and Other Information and Documentation
• Use Notes, Sketches, and Verbal Instructions to Complete Project Design
• Use Software to Design Within Industry and Government Standards
• Write and Maintain Operating Procedures and Standards
• Work Effectively Under Pressure
• Work to Improve and Maintain Existing Products

so, if you can achieve most of the points you can easily brag.it totally depends which job or profile you are opting for,

ALL THE BEST .