Mechanical Engineer - Turbine Mechanical Solutions

Job DescriptionIf you are an engineering professional who enjoys hands-on work and wants to grow your design capabilities, this is an excellent opportunity to make an impact. Based in Amherst, Wisconsin, you will support hydropower and turbine projects across North America—helping design, refine, and deliver mechanical solutions used in real-world power generation environments.This role is ideal for someone with strong mechanical aptitude or machine shop experience who is motivated to develop their skills designing mechanical equipment.Emerson Power & Water Solutions is an industry-leading controls automation business serving renewable (solar, hydro, wind), fossil (natural gas and coal) power generation, and water/wastewater industries. We specialize in modernizing plant control systems with advanced automation and instrumentation to support sustainability and infrastructure reliability.In this role, your responsibilities will be:• Support the design and execution of mechanical solutions for hydroelectric power and turbine systems• Create and interpret mechanical drawings, including fits, tolerances, and assembly details• Build 3D models and 2D drawings using tools such as Inventor, Fusion360, or AutoCAD• Collaborate with fabrication teams, vendors, and field personnel to bring designs to life• Apply practical knowledge from shop or field environments to solve engineering challenges• Travel occasionally to customer sites, including hydropower plants, to support installations and project executionWho you are:You adapt your approach to meet the needs of different situations and stakeholders. You build collaboration that allows teams across engineering, shop, and field environments to achieve shared objectives. You break down complex challenges into practical actions and solutions. You consistently look for opportunities that create value for customers and improve outcomes.For this role, you will need:• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electro-Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent hands-on experience• Demonstrated mechanical aptitude, including experience working with tools, equipment, or machinery• Exposure to a machine shop, fabrication environment, or hands-on mechanical work• Interest and motivation to design mechanical equipment and systems• Ability to work across office, shop, and field settings• Willingness to travel up to 30% within North America• Strong communication and collaboration skills• Legal authorization to work in the United States without sponsorshipPreferred qualifications that set you apart:• Experience supporting hydroelectric, turbine, or rotating equipment projects• Familiarity with fabrication methods, welding, or mechanical assembly• Experience translating real-world measurements or field data into design updates• Exposure to installation support, commissioning, or retrofit work