Disher
Product Engineer
About this role
Join a recognized innovator in building products as a Product Engineer, where you'll design and develop new door and insulated glass solutions from concept through manufacturing validation. This role combines creative problem-solving with technical expertise to deliver products that meet customer needs and cost targets in a collaborative, people-first environment.
What you'll do
- Design and develop new products for the door and insulated glass market
- Validate product performance against customer requirements and specifications
- Ensure new solutions are manufacturable and cost-effective
- Align product innovation with company goals and market demands
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to bring concepts to production
- Conduct testing and troubleshooting to meet quality standards
What they're looking for
- Product design and engineering
- CAD/3D modeling software
- Materials science or knowledge of glass and door systems
- Manufacturing processes and constraints
- Problem-solving and technical analysis
- Project management
- Communication and teamwork
- Testing and validation methodologies
Benefits
- Great Place to Work recognition
- Family-oriented, people-first culture
- Flexibility and work-life balance
- Located in scenic West Michigan
- Ownership and visibility of your work and products
- Collaborative team environment
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Disher
Disher designs and manufactures electrical and mechanical systems for LED lighting fixtures, machine vision applications, and automation technology. The company is hiring electrical hardware engineers, mechanical design engineers, vision engineers, structural engineers, and assembly engineers across multiple technical disciplines.
View all jobs at DisherLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience with product design from concept through manufacturing—what challenges did you encounter and how did you overcome them?
- How do you approach balancing innovation with manufacturability and cost constraints?