Cable Mechanical Designer

As a Cable Mechanical Designer at Leidos, your primary responsibilities will involve selecting appropriate cable components, performing advanced 3D routing, and documenting designs through 2D drawings. You will also coordinate with other design engineers and manufacturing technicians to resolve any issues during cable production, ensuring that all designs meet the necessary DOD and commercial standards.

To be considered for the Cable Mechanical Designer position at Leidos, candidates should have at least eight years of relevant experience in cable design, expertise with 3D CAD systems, and experience with 2D drawing creation. A bachelor's degree in a relevant field and the ability to obtain a secret clearance are also preferred qualifications.

The work environment for a Cable Mechanical Designer at Leidos in Huntsville is collaborative and innovative. You will be part of a team that tackles some of the most significant defense challenges while supporting a mission-driven culture that values diversity and community contributions.

Yes, candidates for the Cable Mechanical Designer position at Leidos must either be residents of the Huntsville, Alabama area or be willing to relocate to this location to join our team.

The pay range for the Cable Mechanical Designer position at Leidos is between $104,650 and $189,175. This range is a general guideline and can vary depending on factors such as experience, education, and skills relevant to the role.

When answering this question, make sure to highlight specific projects where you used 3D CAD software to design cable systems. Discuss the complexity of the designs, any challenges faced, and how you overcame them. Providing concrete examples will demonstrate your expertise.

To effectively respond, emphasize your understanding of relevant regulations and guidelines. Discuss the processes you follow to verify compliance, such as design reviews, documentation, and collaboration with interdisciplinary teams to ensure all components meet required standards.

In your response, outline your approach to troubleshooting design issues, including communication strategies with your team and technicians. Share a specific instance where you successfully resolved a design challenge and what you learned from the experience.

Answer this question by explaining your organizational skills and methods for tracking project timelines. Mention any software or tools you use to help ensure you meet deadlines and how you handle prioritization and adjustments when unexpected delays arise.

When answering this, choose a project where your contributions made a significant impact. Talk about your role, the problems you solved, and the positive outcomes that resulted. This showcases not just your technical skills but also your ability to contribute to larger goals.

Describe your experience with teamwork and collaboration, emphasizing the importance of communication and conflict resolution in a design setting. Share examples of how effective collaboration led to successful project outcomes.

Identify a specific challenge and discuss the thought process that led to a solution. This could involve design constraints, resource limitations, or technical issues. The key is to demonstrate your problem-solving abilities.

Emphasize your commitment to professional development by talking about industry publications, online courses, seminars, or networking events you attend. Mention relevant groups or associations you are part of to highlight your proactive approach.

In your response, explain what configuration control means to you and how it plays a critical role in the design process. Discuss a situation where you implemented configuration control successfully and the benefits it provided to the project.

When responding, emphasize your alignment with Leidos' mission and values. Talk about your enthusiasm for working on challenging defense projects that make an impact, and discuss how you can contribute to the team’s success.