Mechanical Design Engineer

About this role

Accenture Federal Services seeks Mechanical Design Engineers to modernize aerospace and defense documentation by converting legacy 2D drawings and 3D models into fully annotated, model-authoritative definitions using Creo. The role focuses on building model-based definitions with manufacturing intent, semantic PMI annotations, and automated quality checks for release into PLM systems.

What you'll do

• Build model-based definitions in Creo with geometry, dimensions, GD&T, datums, and hole callouts aligned to ASME Y14.5 and Y14.41 standards
• Add required notes, markings, data-rights statements, and populate model parameters such as mass, material properties, and revision data
• Run automated model checks using Creo ModelCHECK, resolve errors, and ensure annotations are tied to geometry
• Create model-based BOMs for assemblies covering manufactured and procured components
• Release converted definitions into the client's PLM system for direct manufacturing use
• Support aerospace and defense modernization program on an up-conversion team

What they're looking for

• Creo (PTC Creo CAD software)
• Model-based definition (MBD) and model-based engineering
• ASME Y14.5 geometric dimensioning and tolerancing
• ASME Y14.41 model-based definition standard
• GD&T annotation and PMI (Product and Manufacturing Information)
• PLM system integration and data management
• Mechanical design and engineering drawing interpretation
• Quality assurance and automated model checking

Benefits

• Glassdoor Top 100 Best Place to Work recognition
• Collaborative and inclusive community environment
• Professional development through certifications and industry training
• Hands-on experience with cutting-edge aerospace and defense technology
• Growth and learning opportunities within a 13,000+ person federal services organization
• Opportunity to support national security and defense modernization missions