This role is suitable for an undergraduate student or recent graduate from Engineering disciplines. The role is currently a 4-month contract however could extend into full-time employment.
About the role
This role supports the project and design team to deliver customer warehouse projects. You will help coordinate overseas vendors, check components meet New Zealand specifications, assist with design, sizing, and develop engineering packages for assembly and installation. It is a hands-on introduction to project engineering in a growing automation business.
Key responsibilities
Liaise with overseas vendors to source and supply components to New Zealand specifications
Check vendor drawings, data sheets and quotes against project requirements
Track orders, lead times and deliveries, and keep project records up to date
Support the design team to prepare and update drawings in AutoCAD
Help prepare project documentation, such as bills of materials and specification sheets
Assist with site visits and measurements where required
Communicate clearly with the wider team on progress and issues
Develop engineering packages for assembly and installation
About you
Currently in your final year of a Bachelor Engineering degree (mechanical, electrical, mechatronics, chemical & process, software) or completing a Masters degree in the same disciplines
Living in the Waikato and able to work on site from the Cambridge office
Organised, with good attention to detail
Clear written and verbal communication
Willing to learn and comfortable asking questions
AutoCAD working knowledge
Other CAD experience like CET (advantageous)
Interest in robotics, automation solutions (advantageous)
Experience dealing with industrial suppliers from New Zealand and overseas (advantageous)
Benefits
Real project experience on live customer jobs
Mentoring from experienced engineers and the commercial team
The opportunity to continue part-time during study or move into a full-time role
Opportunity to work on landmark automation and robotic projects shaping the future of the supply chain in New Zealand
Practical experience in AutoCAD and other CAD tools
Learn engineering work processes in large multimillion dollar project implementation