Mechanical Cad Design Engineer
Pubblicato il 31-08-2026 - Quest Global in Torino
Overview
Mechanical CAD Design Engineer - Aviation Domain. Work location: Turin, Florence.
Role Overview: The selected resource will go through an intense onboarding process aimed at developing appropriate customer products' knowledge, working methodologies and CAD skills, when needed, and will be directly engaged in the engineering project activities, with increasing levels of autonomy and responsibility.
Responsibilities
- Modeling simple and complex mechanical components
- Modeling simple and complex assemblies
- Drafting activities
- Learn, understand, and apply our Customer's standard procedures
- Concurrent Engineering
Qualifications
- Master's or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, or Industrial Engineering
Required Skills And Experience
- 1-3 years' experience in the field of CAD modelling & detailing using UG NX10 & above
- Work experience in Teamcenter- 11 and above
- Experience in creating 3D Models & Drawings
- Experience in Engineering Bill of material creation, update and modification
- knowledge on manufacturing drawings creation and drawing reading skills
- Knowledge on the Geometric dimension & Tolerance
- Familiarity/Understanding of industry codes and standards such as ASME Y14.5
- Strong attention to detail
- Strong interpersonal skills, oral and written communication skills
- Due to the nature of work, candidates should be EU Citizens
Work Approach
How we work: culture at Quest Global. We are known for our extraordinary people who make the impossible possible every day. Questians are driven by hunger, humility, and aspiration. Our company culture helps us make a true difference in every industry we reach. Our teams invest time and effort into internal culture work to ensure all voices are heard. We believe in the diversity of thought and a culture rooted in respect, where everyone belongs, is valued, and feels inspired to share ideas. We know embracing our unique differences makes us better, and solving the world's hardest engineering