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SeniorFull-time
Salary Range
$86,190 - $116,610 /year
This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.
General Responsibility:
The Sr. Mechanical Designer is a senior contributor within the engineering team, responsible for the mechanical layout, detailed design, and drafting of bulk material handling systems. This role supports projects across the full lifecycle—from bid and basic engineering through detailed design, fabrication, installation, and commissioning—with a strong emphasis on conveyor systems and associated equipment. The Mechanical Designer ensures that all deliverables are accurate, constructible, and aligned with project requirements, industry standards, and best practices.
Key Responsibilities:
• Execute mechanical design and drafting activities in accordance with sound engineering principles and established business practices
• Develop detailed layouts, general arrangements, assembly drawings, and fabrication drawings for bulk material handling systems, including belt conveyors, feeders, transfer stations, and related equipment
• Translate engineering concepts, calculations, and design criteria into high-quality, constructible drawings
• Ensure all design deliverables comply with project specifications, applicable codes, standards, and internal procedures
• Collaborate closely with mechanical, structural, and electrical/instrumentation engineers, as well as project teams, to resolve technical and interface challenges
• Support internal design reviews, engineering checks, and constructability assessments
• Incorporate supplier and vendor data into designs, ensuring alignment with project and equipment requirements
• Support procurement, fabrication, pre-assembly, erection, and commissioning activities as needed
• Review shop drawings and fabrication details for accuracy and compliance with project specifications
• Conduct site and shop visits to support design validation, troubleshooting, and issue resolution
• Promote safety, quality, and maintainability in all design solutions
• Perform additional duties as assigned
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About BEUMERGroup1
The BEUMER Group is a global leader in the development, manufacturing, and integration of material handling systems and technologies. Specializing in the automation of complex logistics processes, the company operates primarily within the bulk material handling and parcel handling industries. Founded in 1972 in Germany, BEUMER Group has since expanded its presence across numerous countries, delivering innovative solutions that enhance efficiency and reliability in industrial operations. With a strong commitment to engineering excellence, the company has established itself as a trusted partner for businesses seeking advanced material handling capabilities. BEUMER Group offers a comprehensive portfolio of products and services, including bucket elevators, tube chain conveyors, pallet handling systems, and automated warehouse solutions. Key features of their systems include high throughput rates, low maintenance requirements, and seamless integration with existing infrastructure. The company primarily serves industries such as cement, mining, food processing, and e-commerce, providing tailored solutions to meet the unique demands of each sector. Their target audience includes large-scale manufacturers, logistics providers, and industrial enterprises seeking to optimize their material flow and reduce operational costs. Notable achievements for BEUMER Group include the development of groundbreaking technologies such as the BEUMER transverse pallet infeed system and the BEUMER bag handling systems, which have set industry benchmarks for efficiency and reliability. The company holds a strong market position, driven by its relentless focus on innovation, customer-centric approach, and global manufacturing footprint. BEUMER Group’s unique value proposition lies in its ability to combine cutting-edge engineering with practical, scalable solutions that address the evolving challenges of modern material handling.
