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Job of the week: Mechanical Designer - Robrady Design - Florida

Published 16 May 2012

Posted by Stephen Holmes

Article tagged with: jobs, job of the week, florida, robrady

Mechanical Designer - Robrady Design

Job Type: Permanent
Software: Pro/E, Windchill PDM
Location: Sarasota, Florida. USA

Today we go international to bring you an exciting job from all the way across the Atlantic.

ROBRADY design is searching for a technically talented and very creative Mechanical Engineer / Product Engineer to join its collaborative design teams and solve the complex challenges posed by translating innovative research into the reality of next generation products.

Its multi-disciplined product design and development studio offers its multinational client base - including General Electric, Mercedes-Benz, Dell Computers, Parker Hannifin, AT&T, Merial, Vectrix, Polaris and Yamaha - progressive industrial design, mechanical design and product engineering, plus the whole package of everything else.

Job Requirements:
- BSc in Mechanical Engineering with FEA background preferred and 5 years or equivalent experience. Experience with product development desired.
- Utilising Pro/Engineer Wildfire 3.0 / Windchill PDM system
- Experience with advanced modelling techniques and surfacing preferred.
- Capable of developing 3D design models supported by Cosmos FEA analysis
- Working knowledge of product design using injection moulded plastics, castings, machining and sheet metal parts that meet functional requirements, suited for mass production.
- Support QC in test and evaluation of prototypes, tooling, and first articles.
- Actively participate in team ideation sessions with our clients and internal design team comprised of Industrial Designers, Engineers, prototypers and user researchers.

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Lenovo slims down entry-level workstation with ThinkStation E31 Small Form Factor

Published 16 May 2012

Posted by Greg Corke

Article tagged with: workstations, hardware, lenovo

ThinkStation E31 SFF: workstation class technology in a small form factor.

If you’re struggling to work out where on Earth you’d put the colossus of a machine that is the SuperWorkstation 7047GR-TRF, don’t fret. Lenovo has just introduced a much more manageable machine, the ThinkStation E31.

The ThinkStation E31 is actually two workstations in one – a standard mini tower version, available in June, and a small form factor (SFF) configuration, coming in July. Both machines feature the Intel Xeon E3-1200 v2 (Sandy Bridge) or 3rd Generation Intel Core i7 (Ivy Bridge) processors. Error Correcting Code (ECC) memory is also available.

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SuperMicro takes GPU compute to new levels with Nvidia Maximus-enabled SuperWorkstation 7047GR-TRF

Published 15 May 2012

Posted by Greg Corke

Article tagged with: rendering, simulation, workstation, gpu compute, nvidia maximus, xeon e5-2600

Workstation by name, GPU compute server by nature: the SuperWorkstation 7047GR-TRF features an incredible four Nvidia Tesla C2075 GPUs, perfect for iRay enabled rendering applications.

It may be a workstation by name, but SuperMicro’s specialist high-end SuperWorkstation 7047GR-TRF is really a GPU compute server with high-end professional graphics.

Two Xeon E5-2600 processors, up to 512MB of DDR3 1600MHz ECC registered memory and a high-end Nvidia Quadro GPU is pretty much standard fare for any high-end Sandy Bridge Xeon workstation, but the SuperWorkstation 7047GR-TRF takes things up a notch when it comes to GPU compute.

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Design BUZZ - prizes update!

Published 15 May 2012

Posted by Stephen Holmes

Article tagged with: nvidia, competition, pny, bees, buzz, designbuzz

As you might have noticed, we’ve launched our very first design competition - open for everyone to enter - to create modern tools for beekeepers, with some splendid prizes for the winners.

Not only will the winning design be made into a 3D physical prototype by the good people at IPF, but there are also a range of prizes up for grabs for the winner and two runners up, including having a stake in your very own beehive without actually getting your hands sticky through the British Beekeepers Association’s ‘Adopt a Beehive’ initiative.

Further prizes now include a first prize of a NVIDIA Quadro 2000 graphics card by PNY, a Mid-range professional graphics solution with 1GB of GDDR5 memory for fast processing of complex models and scenes. Meanwhile PNY have also offered a runner up prize of an NVIDIA Quadro 600, an entry-level professional graphics solution with 1GB of DDR3 memory.

For more information on how to enter, click here.

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