• Lead a Complex Project: Take full ownership of the engineering and modeling for a significant project, acting as the primary technical contact for the client and PMs. • Deliver an Advanced Technical Solution: Solve a unique geometric or data challenge by developing an advanced parametric model, new workflow, or reusable analysis tool. • Formally Mentor a Teammate: Be formally assigned to mentor a Fabrication Engineer I, guiding them to successfully deliver their first complete project component. • Drive Process Improvement: Identify and, with the Director's approval, assist in refining a key company workflow or standard to improve team efficiency or quality. • Develop and implement advanced solutions to solve complex geometric, data, or workflow problems (e.g., via parametric scripting, legacy data integration, or data analysis). • Lead the engineering and modeling for complex projects, acting as a primary technical point of contact for clients and internal teams to ensure project success and profitability. • Formally mentor Fabrication Engineer I's, providing technical guidance, reviewing their work quality, and driving their professional growth. • Models and enforces the department's highest standards for data quality and fiscal responsibility, mentoring Engineer I's on meticulous time entry, data integrity, and the importance of meeting labor budgets. • Serve as a key technical resource and partner to Project Managers, proactively identifying and solving workflow inefficiencies or client-facing challenges to improve project outcomes.