Any Job Leads - Engineering/Technical

[ABV]

Hi Everyone. I was part of a recent workforce reduction and now I'm looking for a new job. I'm looking for something in the mechanical design/engineering and new product development field around the twin cities.

How do I put this... I'm kind of a big deal when it comes to working with Pro/Engineer. :) This is the CAD software that I've been using for almost 11 years, although I will be taking a course on using SolidWorks (very similar to Pro/E) now that I have some free time. Just something to add to my resume.

Anyway, here is my summary, taken directly from my resume:

Accomplished Mechanical Designer with demonstrated skills in new product development, concept ideation and design, and cross-functional teamwork and communication with over 10 years of industry experience. Strong working knowledge of DFM/A, lean manufacturing principles and step-based design for product development. Effective in problem solving and creation of innovative solutions for design challenges. Known for being open minded, flexible, and a team player with a strong desire for continuous learning.

If anyone knows or hears of anything, could you please send it my way. It would be much appreciated. :)

Thanks,
-Mark

[sleepydsm]

pro e + solidworks ftw.

[Matt D.]

Keep your eyes open at www.colder.com, we recently did have a small layoff ourselves but they aren't afraid to add new talent to help grow the business. We use Pro/E here to design our parts. If I hear of them looking for an engineer I'll keep you in mind.

[s1ngletracker]

I need a job too! I'm a java developer with 4 years of experience.

[Super Bleeder!!]

What exactly does a mechanical designer do?

Do you have a mechanical engineering degree or what?