Senior Product Development Engineer

Company Overview

Rev-A-Shelf is a leading manufacturer of innovative and high-quality cabinet storage and organization solutions for homes. With over 1,000 products designed to enhance functionality, we are committed to providing exceptional storage solutions that meet the needs of our customers. Our headquarters is located in Louisville, Kentucky.

Position responsibilities:

• Assist in the daily task assignments and overall direction of a product development team
• Product design using 3D CAD software
• Creation of manufacturing and customer drawings
• Hands on prototyping to prove out concepts
• Work with suppliers and Quality Control to evaluate First Piece Production Samples
• Work alongside Quality Control to implement Incoming Control Plans as well as Standard Work Instructions
• Provide product specs and 3D data for use on our website as well as our Specification Guide.
• Work with the Marketing team to develop strong content like installation instructions, videos, imagery, improved copy (features and benefits) on NEW and existing items
• Expectation to travel to at least 1 Major trade show per year and possibly visit international suppliers. (30 or less travel days per year)
• Become knowledgeable and proficient with the software we use internally: Salsify, DocuSign, Epicor, and Smartsheet

Essential skills and experience:

•4-year Mechanical or Industrial Engineering degree

•CAD experience with strong drafting skills is a must. (SolidWorks preferred)

•Strong verbal and written communication skills

•High level of proficiency in MS Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, and Word

•Ability to multi-task, prioritize, manage time effectively and hold team members accountable

•Self-directed, motivated and able to achieve hard deadlines without supervision

•Ability to assist in the direction of a product development team

•Highly organized and process driven

Preferred skills and experience:

•10+ years work experience in an engineering related field

•Experience with plastic, wood, sheet-metal, and wire-form design, along with knowledge of cabinet construction