CT Design Firm Seeking Entry to Mid Level Engineer

Evo Design LLC in Watertown, CT is looking for a new engineer or
designer to
join our expanding engineering team. Not just any individual will do
though. Since design is our business, we are looking for the right
person
to have a passion for design as well as a willingness and ability to
handle
the technical details when bringing world class products to market.
The
position will include a large amount of CAD modeling and documentation.
Any
previous experience with surface modeling of complex form geometry
would be
a huge plus. Initial responsibilities would be to support Sr.
Engineers on
existing projects, with an increasing level of project responsibility
as
needed. Ultimately you would be responsible for entire projects,
ensuring
designs not only meet manufacturing requirements but keep the form
looking
at hot as it can be.

Along with the following qualifications, the right person must possess
a
strong work ethic and have a genuine excitement about product design.

Qualifications Required:
ASMET minimum, prefer BSME.
3-5 years practical experience in a product development environment
preferably in the consumer products or medical device industries.
Solidworks 2005, MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
Excellent verbal and written communications skills.

Salary : $45K
Benefits : Medical, Comp Time, Vacation, Flexible hours
Small company environment, excellent location.

Please no recruiters or placement services. Only qualified individuals
should reply. Please submit your resume or portfolio via email to:

David Seebauer
Engineering Director
Evo Design LLC
1369 Main St.
Watertown, CT 06795
Phone: 860.945.1118
Fax: 860.945.1104
email:
Web: www.evodesign.com

 

Crossposted to alt.machines.cnc

 

So you'd be paying ~ US$ 22/hour in CT ?

 

Oooh Cliff

Thanks for this posting. I will write to them to see if they will let me
work from another continent, on a lower salary scale, obviously. This is a
very interesting job. Thank you. Will surf their site later this evening.
Thanks

Adrian

 

Is that bad or good? I have no idea, I'm in OH.

 

Thanks, just curious. CA wages are MUCH higher than anywhere else in the
country. Hell, MI wages are 25-30% higher than OH wages. Then again the
same house that I can buy in a decent neighborhood in OH is 100K and in MI
it is 150K, and I'm sure 200+ in CA.

 

Closer to $400K in Silicon Gulch. That's a big factor in why I left.
Didn't make sense to make twice the money and live half as well.

 

Wow, I knew they were well over 200K in CA, but damn $300-400 pretty much
everywhere? How in the hell does anybody afford to live out there? Not
trying to be nosy, but you would have to make 100K/yr to afford a house.
You make that kind of $ out there?

 

Check this link out and you will see why it is so hard:

http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/money/atoz/article_674269.php

Your above estimate is about 40% low.

Bo

 

You have to make much more than $100K/year to really afford a house.
Lots of couples with dual 6-figure incomes struggling to pay mortgages.
Lots of houses with no furniture and old cars in garages.

Nice thing about SJ: no such thing as a cruddy neighborhood.

 

Meal at McDonalds: ~ $15.
1 BR 1 BA fixer-upper ~ $250,000 ....... last I knew,
long ago.
Probably been some inflation since then.

 

Then basically the guy can go F himself and his $45K/yr. LOL, what an
a-hole.

 

Sheesh - try Long Island sometime....pretty much the same. Just glad my
wife talked me into building our house in 2000....I was procrastinating
about doing it at the time - Man, I'm glad now she pushed me....

Scott

 

Have you looked at FOR SALE BY OWNER properties; perhaps you could get
a better price if the owner is not giving up 4-6% to an agent. There
are a number of online sites that you can look at; though I'd try
www.byownerplanet.com which has compiled several of the larger sites
into one place searchable via Google Map. It looks like there are at
least 7000 listings in CA alone.

brightfish

 

hey great site
I used the virtual tour and was able to find a house that I think I could be
very happy in....
Is Malibu a good area?
BTW do you think the owners would mind someone from NZ living in their
walk-in pantry?
- I should confess I really need to hang upside down for several hours a
day -preferably overnight- to be comfortable living away from home - do you
think that would that upset any one?

 

Floor space is often expensive by the square foot.
Huge discounts for little-in-demand ceiling footage
though.