Senior Mechanical Design Engineer – SolidWorks Specialist

Pear Tree.

. Develop complete, practical, and highly manufacturable 3D models and equipment layouts from engineering requirements, site information, sketches, and initial concepts .

Posted 10/8/2026full-timeRemote • PhilippinesSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in Mechanical Design, focusing on the development of 3D models and equipment layouts for heavy industrial applications. Proficient in SolidWorks for advanced modeling and structural analysis, with a strong understanding of fabrication processes and industry standards.

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Mechanical Design ExperienceSolidWorks ProficiencyHeavy Industrial Sector KnowledgeStructural Analysis SkillsBachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering

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Hard Skills

3D ModelingFabrication Drawing PackagesParametric ModelingWeldment StructuresSheet Metal DesignLarge-Assembly ManagementGeometric TolerancesClearance CheckingInterference CheckingEquipment Integration

Soft Skills

Excellent Communication SkillsCollaboration with Cross-Functional Teams

Tools & Technologies

SolidWorksSolidWorks Simulation

Certifications & Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical EngineeringBachelor's Degree in Structural Engineering

Industry Keywords

Heavy Industrial SectorsMiningMineral ProcessingBulk Materials HandlingPower GenerationOil & GasHeavy ManufacturingAustralian Standards

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Assembly

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Develop complete, practical, and highly manufacturable 3D models and equipment layouts from engineering requirements, site information, sketches, and initial concepts
Design complex, large-scale assemblies, heavy weldments, structural frames, sheet metal components, and pipework/equipment integrations
Ensure proper clearance, interference checking, and mating strategies
Produce detailed fabrication and manufacturing drawing packages, including General Arrangement drawings, Bills of Materials, cut lists, geometric tolerances, and revision controls
Account for high loads, severe vibration, fatigue, impact, corrosion, dust/water exposure, lifting, handling, and maintainability
Create support frames, equipment mountings, access platforms, skids, sumps, brackets, safety guards, and structural modifications for bulk materials handling and mineral processing infrastructure
Collaborate with cross-functional teams and stakeholders to refine concepts, meet manufacturing and installation constraints, and optimize efficiency and safety

Requirements

What you’ll need

5 to 10+ years of professional mechanical design experience specifically within heavy industrial sectors (e.g., mining, mineral processing, bulk materials handling, power generation, oil & gas, or heavy manufacturing)
Demonstrated mastery of advanced SolidWorks workflows, including parametric modeling, configuration design tables, robust weldment structures, sheet metal design, design libraries, and efficient large-assembly management
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineering, or a related field
Deep, practical understanding of how heavy equipment and steel structures are fabricated, welded, machined, bolted, and installed in real-world field settings
Excellent written and verbal English communication skills suited for direct collaboration with international engineering teams
Experience utilizing SolidWorks Simulation for structural analysis of fabricated steel structures, frames, brackets, and equipment supports (desired, not required)
Working knowledge of Australian Standards (AS) or prior experience working alongside Australian engineering firms (desired, not required)
Prior background designing equipment intended to operate in or around conveyors, pumps, pressure vessels, mobile machinery, or processing plants (desired, not required)