Product Development Engineer - Cape Town Verfied

R 12000 per month Cape Town, Western Cape Cape Town, Western Cape more than 14 days ago 15-07-2019 12:04:41 PM
09-09-2019 12:04:41 PM
Internship Overview
Ever wondered how to find yourself working at an exciting company that’s energized and fulfilling on a personal and professional level? Here’s your chance to be a part of a stimulating team in our dynamic young company. Hoi P’loy is a bespoke lighting design company committed to pushing boundaries when it comes to the design and development of new products.
So what kind of person are we looking for?

Hands-on as well as theoretical on the problem-solving An open-minded, positive and enthusiastic person.Great communication and people skills. Pushes boundaries, excited about exploring new methods, materials, etc. Not intimidated by challenges work well under a head designer, be a team playerRespond well to direction and criticism The ability to take initiative and be self-motivatedA disciplined and focused perfectionist when it comes to getting things done right Structured and organized
A large part of this job involves creating CAD 3D models and technical drawings and then researching the best production methods, building prototypes, tools, and jigs using a lathe and milling machine.

Mechanical Engineering backgroundCAD/Technical drawing (Highly proficient in Solidworks)Product prototyping/hands-on experience Material and manufacturing versatility (Ability to work with different materials and production techniques for metal, ceramics, wood, glass, plastics, etc).Self-educate (ability to independently explore solutions using available resources).Machine operation (Experience with traditional metal lathe and milling machine A MUST, other small workshop tools, etc).
Precision tool & die making experience a plus
Here’s what you can expect if we pick you to join our family:

On the job training relating to our products and industry
A leading problem-solving role that combines both drawing/CAD design work with hands-on workshop fabrication of new products and processes.A wide variety of challenges including refining new product designs, exploring and new materials/finishes, testing the viability of solutions, constructing production jigs, documenting production processes.
Sounds good right, but what makes this job extra special?