Mechanical Engineer Designer

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About the Company

Canon is a leading technology company founded in Japan in 1937, dedicated to helping people push the boundaries of what is possible with images.

Canon has over 182,000 employees in marketing and manufacturing facilities across Japan, the Americas, Europe, Asia and Oceania.

Canon is using its imaging technologies to reach beyond its extensive range of existing products to enter new markets where Canon technology includes satellite development, medical developments, expanding the capabilities of printing and industrial equipment, and network video cameras that help build smart cities. Canon's core strength in optical technology is also contributing to advances in astronomy.

Sustainability is key to Canon's mission to change the world through images. Find out more about how Canon is doing this through its social and environmental initiatives.

Why YACHT ?

Because of challenging positions at leading companies, a large network and development opportunities! These are the advantages of working via YACHT.

With us, you will get all the space to grow further. Together we will look for assignments that suit your ambitions and help you to realize your goals. Through coaching, for example, but also by inviting you to interesting courses, knowledge sessions and inspiring meetings.

Through us, you will get access to a network of professionals and companies that are happy to share their knowledge and opportunities with you.

Job description

Yacht (Randstad Group) has a (hybrid) role of Mechanical Engineer to work at Canon Production Printing in Venlo (the Netherlands).

Your job like as Mechanical Engineer:

In the product development projects at R&D at Canon you will be responsible and focusing on mechanical topics like media handling systems, high precision frames, linear and rotational drive systems, printheads, ink fixation units, and more.

Together with the stakeholders (Manufacturing, Service, Purchasing, Quality Assurance) you will specify and agree on requirements based on project demands. This is your input together with the designers and architects to come up with technical designs and concepts that meet these objectives, properly balancing time, quality, functionality, and costs (QFTC).

Within the project, you will collaborate with colleagues from other disciplines. You review your ideas and jointly develop smart creative solutions that meet the overall project objectives. You test and review your model based design(s) by building prototypes to prove the feasibility of the routes you have identified.

In this role there are plenty of opportunities to further develop yourself, e.g. to lead mechanical engineer, mechanical designer, etc.

Responsibilities:

• Designing mechanical components and units in NX CAD/CAE
• Specify, realize and verify the mechanical design requirements
• Units and parts documentation (Drawings, Instructions, Requirements, etc.)
• Tolerance decompositions in units
• Reviews with vendors
• Perform effectively in a multidisciplinary team

Job requirements:

Bachelor degree in mechanical engineering or similar

Skilled in parametric CAD/CAE systems, Siemens NX is a pre

Skilled in 3D designing

Eye for detail and excellent problem-solving skills

Knowledge of design principles for precision mechanisms

Knowledge about manufacturing technologies such as: machining, sheet metal and plastics

Terms of employment

What can we offer?

We offer you a job in an open and creative environment within an international organization, where you work with other designers and developers on usability and interaction for products and devices. Your contribution is essential for building an appealing user experience, and you work on a variety of projects within product development.

We offer a competitive employment package in line with the seniority of the position, with a salary between €3,100 and €5,200 per 4 weeks/based on 40 hours per week.

This concerns a contract via Yacht with an initial assignment for 1 year at Canon, with a possibility of extension

Working full-time, 40 hours p/w is preferred (32-36 h p/w can be discussed)

Working on-site 80-100% of the time.