Lead Paper Converting Systems Engineer

Foth, a well-established science and engineering consulting firm with over 85 years of success, is seeking a Lead Paper Converting Systems Engineer to join their team. As a 100% member-owned company with 700 members across 29 locations, Foth is consistently ranked in Engineering News Record's top 150 firms.

The role involves leading mechanical design efforts for paper converting and packaging systems projects, requiring expertise in developing concepts, preparing detailed design packages, and managing client and vendor relationships. The ideal candidate will have 10+ years of industry experience, with a strong background in systems engineering for consumer products.

Key responsibilities include executing capital projects within defined parameters, performing systems analysis, conducting field investigations, and providing mentorship to team members. The position offers a blend of technical leadership and hands-on engineering work, with regular travel (25-35% annually) to client locations.

The company offers a collaborative, values-based work environment with significant professional growth opportunities. Foth's impressive 92+% member retention rate speaks to their strong company culture and commitment to employee satisfaction. Their diverse project portfolio ensures continuous learning and development opportunities.

The ideal candidate will possess a BS in Mechanical or Industrial Engineering, proficiency in various design software including AutoCAD and 3D modeling tools, and a deep understanding of paper converting and packaging systems. This role presents an excellent opportunity for an experienced engineer looking to make a significant impact in a respected engineering consulting firm.

Working at Foth means joining a stable, growing organization with a strong reputation for technical excellence and client satisfaction. The company's member-owned structure ensures that employees have a direct stake in the company's success, fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration.