Engineer - Mechanical Component

About the Role

The CAD Manager is accountable for the availability, maintenance and continual improvement of the CAD system used by the engineering offices in France, the UK and the US. Responsibilities include managing the CAD library, ensuring its alignment with ERP data, providing expert support and training, and defining the documentation and standards that govern CAD activities. The role also drives integration of calculation and ITO tools, and contributes to new product development by keeping the CAD tools fit for purpose. Operating under the R&D Manager, the CAD Manager collaborates with engineering teams, manufacturing, test‑bench, sourcing, quality, sales, IT and external suppliers. He/she has the authority to establish CAD best practices, create procedures and lead system evolution in partnership with the IT department, subject to approval by senior management. The role also carries QHSE responsibility, requiring compliance with quality, safety, environmental and sustainability procedures, and active participation in waste reduction, energy saving and audit activities. • Manage CAD library (family tables, models, symbols, automation) • Align CAD data with ERP system • Provide CAD expertise, troubleshooting and training to engineering offices • Create and maintain CAD documentation, training materials and engineering standards • Integrate calculation and ITO tools into the CAD environment • Lead CAD standardisation and continuous‑improvement actions • Support new product development by ensuring CAD tool adequacy • Implement CAD strategy covering hardware, software, licences and support • Compare and harmonise best practices across three engineering sites • Define and enforce CAD best practices and procedures • Collaborate with IT to evolve the CAD system and obtain management approval • Read and interpret mechanical drawings and installation plans • Organise work efficiently, work independently or in teams, and report activities • Ensure compliance with QHSE procedures and contribute to environmental initiatives

Key Responsibilities

• ▸cad library
• ▸erp alignment
• ▸cad training
• ▸tool integration
• ▸cad standardisation
• ▸cad strategy

What You Bring

Successful candidates will possess deep knowledge of Lufkin and Allen Gears products, mastery of Creo Parametric and solid IT skills such as the Microsoft Office suite. Technical expertise in machining, manufacturing and CAD automation, as well as the ability to interpret specifications, drawings and databases, is essential. Strong organisation, independent‑working capability, teamwork, proactive problem‑solving, and excellent written and oral communication in English are required. • Possess knowledge of Lufkin and Allen Gears products and machining processes • Demonstrate mastery of Creo Parametric and CAD programming/automation • Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite and technical documentation • Communicate effectively in English, both written and oral • Show proactive, inventive mindset and stay updated on CAD tool developments

Requirements

• ▸lufkin
• ▸allen gears
• ▸creo
• ▸cad automation
• ▸microsoft office
• ▸problem solving

Benefits

Baker Hughes offers flexible working hours, a supportive culture that values diversity and personal development, and a competitive benefits package that includes work‑life balance initiatives, private medical care, life and disability insurance, financial programmes and other voluntary benefits. • Benefit from flexible working hours • Contemporary work‑life balance policies and wellbeing activities • Comprehensive private medical care options • Life insurance and disability programs • Tailored financial programmes • Additional elected or voluntary benefits

Work Environment

Office Full-Time