Mechanical Application Engineers to Blekinge

Sweden Application deadline 2026-10-31

Job description

On behalf of our client we are now recruiting Mechanical Engineers. The Application Engineer is part of the engineering service within the RD&E organisation of the EUSA Operating Unit. The Application Engineer initiates, plans, conducts and coordinates the development-, design- and validation activities in the project.

In addition to project-related work, the Application Engineer drives and supports technical productivity-, standardization- and various department activities. Main taks and responsibilities are:

    • Manage the design, development, and validation of the product/ product standards to respect customer specifications, supplier demands and TitanX internal requirements (QCD frames)
    • Create the necessary technical documentation for each component and module in the projects (CAD 3D-models, 2D-drawings, BOM, DVP&R.
    • Ensure respect of existing standards andspecifications in the design work. In case those standards or specifications cannot be fulfilled, the application engineer makes sure to, in accordance with existing procedures, get an approved de-standardization request. When applicable, updates to existing standards are proposed
    • Manage and in some cases perform.
    • Calculations/simulations (thermal performance, FEA, CFD) for optimization purpose. In cases simulations are performed on its own, before distribution of results, the engineer makes sure the results are reviews by a specialist
    • Develop, deliver and implement the necessary reliability tools, such as Lessons Learned, Design and Installation FMEAs, Functional Analysis, DVP&R and Design Reviews
    • Perform Value Analysis, DFA/DFM and Design To Cost.
    • Initiate simulation-, test- and prototype requests
    • Write DV-reports (to be approved by N+1 manager before distribution)
    • Coordinate design changes (Engineering Change Management)
    • Evaluate and approve prototypes and/ or mock-ups before delivery
    • Take part to the evaluation and approval of the PPAP for in-going parts, components and modules
    • Participate actively in reaching the objectives for the RD&E department
    • Participate in continuously improving the project and department procedures

Basic qualifications

  • Minimum Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent. At least 3 years’ experience in the field.
  • Knowledge in especially design, thermodynamics, heat-transfer and structural strength
  • Proven computer skills, especially CATIA V5 and MS Office
  • Communicate fluently in English, both in speech and in writing. Swedish and/ or German are a plus

Preferred additional skills, personal traits and experience

  • Effective technical skills.
  • The ability to work under pressure.
  • Problem-solving skills.
  • Interpersonal skills.
  • Verbal and written communication skills.
  • Commercial awareness.
  • Teamworking skills.

We offer

Sigma Industry South AB is a dynamic technology consulting company in product and production development that challenges the established standards.The combination of long industry experience, great commitment, internal and external assignments and a close collaboration between Sigma's various operations in the region creates a unique cross industry greenhouse for engineers. With diversity, participation and entrepreneurship, we strengthen and develop our business and our employees. Would you like to develop in this environment?

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More information

For more information please contact

Göran Persson,
+46 725002028
goran.persson@sigma.se

  • Position

    Mechanical Application Engineers to Blekinge

  • Company

    Sigma Industry South

  • Location

    Sweden

  • Competence area

    Calculation & Simulation, Mechanical Engineering

  • Publication date

    2026-10-19

  • Expiration date

    2026-10-31

  • Contact

    Göran Persson, goran.persson@sigma.se, +46725002028

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