Design Engineer - Front Suspension

SRAM

Chicago, ILJobPosted 3y agoStill listed today

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Requirements

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Bachelor's degree

Job overview

SRAM seeks a Design Engineer to join its mechanical design team developing new cycling components, collaborating with cross‑functional teams, and working in a hybrid setting with four days onsite and one remote day.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Mechanical EngineeringCAD Data ExchangeProduct DesignProblem SolvingFailure Mode and Effects AnalysisHyperMesh (FEA Software)StatisticsManufacturing ProcessesInterpersonal CommunicationsTourismCad ModelingGd&TFmeaFeaCommunicationTravel

Qualifications

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering or Equivalent DegreeDrive for Learning Self‑Improvement and Team GrowthAbility to Identify Analyze and Solve Complex Problems With a Methodical Hands‑on ApproachAbility to Communicate With a Broad Audience Across CulturesAbility to Travel Outside of the U.S Primarily to Asia Up to Four Times Per Year for One to Two Weeks at a TimeRelocation to Chicago Area RequiredNo Need to Be a Cyclist

Full job description

Overview We are looking for a Design Engineer to contribute to the mechanical design team on new product development across a variety of SRAM’s cycling components.You will join a highly effective, caring team in an office full of natural light, bikes, and donuts! Our engineering area is stocked with work benches, an in-house machine shop, and a full test lab. Meet your teammates for a lakefront ride, yoga on the rooftop, or lunch on the balcony in between all the engineering fun. Not all SRAM engineers are cyclists, but we all have a passion for creating our world-class products. Enjoy a work environment focused on peer collaboration, continuous improvement, and hands-on creation of high-quality, robust bike components.This role is hybrid, with 4 days in the office and 1 day remote.

Responsibilities

  • Work through design process from sketches and ideas to product-in-hand, collaborating and problem solving with a small, cross-functional team and factories around the world
  • Participate in our feedback-driven culture for product design and personal development
  • Bring enthusiasm to learning, teaching, and evolving core engineering tools we use to create our products
  • Create component and assembly CAD models and associated engineering drawings
  • Mitigate design risks using tools such as FMEA, FEA, GD&T and statistics
  • Provide input for development of manufacturing processes and equipment
  • Support an equitable, inclusive workplace where all team members value diversity and individual differences
  • Actively evolve and improve not only SRAM’s products but also SRAM’s culture

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) or equivalent degree
  • A drive for learning, self-improvement, and team growth
  • The ability to identify, analyze and solve complex problems with a methodical, hands-on approach
  • The ability to communicate with a broad audience, across cultures
  • The ability to travel outside of the U.S., primarily to Asia, up to four times per year, for one to two weeks at a time
  • This role is intended to work onsite in our Chicago SRAM location. Non-local candidates will be expected to relocate to the Chicago area by an agreed upon date.
  • No need to be a cyclist!

About SRAM SRAM LLC is one of the world's largest suppliers of components to the bike industry. Established in Chicago in 1987, SRAM continues to promote cycling through its products, its advocacy, and its employees who are dedicated to improving the cycling experience. Today, SRAM employs more than 5,000+ employees, in 20+ locations, across 10+ countries. SRAM is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

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