Mechanical Systems Engineer - Galley/Washroom

The Mechanical Systems Engineer – Galley/Washroom reports to the Interiors Engineering Manager and works under the close supervision and guidance of the respective System Architects for each system. This is a full-time, in-person (not remote) role located in Lexington, North Carolina. You will be the on-site subject matter expert responsible for supporting engineering and production activities involved in the manufacturing of passenger coach rail vehicles for the Galleys, Water & Waste, and Washrooms systems.

Responsibilities

• Provide systems engineering level support to production-related topics impacting the manufacture of passenger rail vehicles for the Galleys, Water & Waste, and Washrooms systems
• Work under the guidance and supervision of the System Architects for the respective systems
• Provide guidance and direction to production engineers in the resolution of production issues
• Ensure that internal and external interface, contractual, and regulatory requirements are met in the as-manufactured condition
• Collaborate regularly with internal and external partners both within the United States and in Europe
• Be familiar with the design review documentation and CDRL’s for the Galleys, Water & Waste, and Washrooms systems
• Must be detail-oriented, take ownership of projects, and be able to work independently on projects to troubleshoot technical issues with minimal direction.
• Be familiar with the mechanical, electrical, and software interfaces for the Galleys, Water & Waste, and Washrooms systems as well as the requirements for installation, ensuring successful integration in the as-manufactured condition
• Provide technical mentorship to junior engineers
• Work collaboratively with management to ensure business needs are maintained
• Manage duration of assigned tasks independently with consideration of both time and associated cost
• Travel up to 15% including regular travel within the United States, Europe, and Asia

Required Knowledge/Skills, Education, and Experience

BS degree in

• Mechanical + 5 years of relevant experience; or MS degree in Mechanical Engineering + 2 years of relevant experience; or PhD in Mechanical Engineering + 1 year of relevant experience.
• Experience using 3D CAD software for the design and integration of mechanical systems (preferably PTC Creo)
• Experience in the successful integration of complex electro-mechanical systems
• Working knowledge of interpretation of electrical schematics
• Experience in the manufacturing of complex systems
• Experience communicating complex technical topics to internal and external audiences through written and verbal means
• Experience releasing parts and drawings through an Engineering Change process (ECR/ECN/ECO)
• Qualified applicants must be legally authorized for employment in the United States. Qualified applicants will not require employer-sponsored work authorization now or in the future for employment in the United States.

Preferred Knowledge/Skills, Education, and Experience

• Rolling Stock Engineering experience and the vehicle platforms they are derived from.
• Working knowledge of typical railway Heavy Rail design standards applicable to Galleys, Water & Waste, and Washrooms
• Familiarity with the design and integration of Galley, Water & Waste, and Washrooms equipment for passenger heavy rail vehicles
• PE License, Mechanical Engineering

• Applicants must be legally authorized for employment in the United States without needing current or future employer-sponsored work authorization.
• Siemens offers a variety of health and wellness benefits to employees. Details regarding our benefits can be found here: . The base salary range for this position in Lexington, North Carolina is $83,640 - $98,328. The salary may be higher or lower depending on the budget and the candidate's experience, knowledge, skills, and qualifications.