This description is a summary of our understanding of the job description. Click on 'Apply' button to find out more. Role Description The Simulation and Virtual Development Engineer will play a key role in advancing our capabilities in the virtual design and analysis of next generation sporting goods. This position emphasizes CAD parameterization and FEA methodologies to develop durable, lightweight structures across a range of product categories. The role will specifically work on Baseball/Softball and may also collaborate closely with Innovation and R&D teams across all Wilson business units. - Lead virtual prototyping efforts, including CAD parameterization, to support advanced design concepts across multiple sports categories. - Build and refine CAE models to assess strength, durability, manufacturability, aerodynamics, acoustics, and overall performance, including applications for 3D printing. - Develop and manage Multiphysics optimization workflows to drive innovative product solutions. - Research and evaluate improved methods to capture collision dynamics and responses. - Interpret simulation results and deliver clear, actionable insights, and key findings to guide engineering decisions across R&D teams and support the development of high-performance products. - Analyze large data sets to extract critical insights and develop advanced statistical and machine learning models. - Other duties as assigned. Qualifications - 2-5 years experience. - Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, aerospace, or related engineering field required; a graduate degree is preferred. - Familiarity in 3D CAD Modeling (NX preferred). - Proficiency with finite element software (LS-Dyna, ANSYS or Abaqus), numerical methods, and underlying FEA theory is beneficial. - Experience in composite mechanics, composite material characterization and modeling using advanced FE tools (e.g., Ansys Composites Pre-post, Hypermesh Composite module) is preferred. - Experience with pre‑processing tools such as HyperMesh is preferred. - Knowledge of scripting languages (e.g., MATLAB, Python). - Ability to work in fast changing environment and prioritize tasks effectively. - Ability to communicate complex methods, timelines and findings to a non-technical audience. - Strong analytical skills with the ability to assess options, evaluate outcomes, and provide clear recommendations for improvement or next steps. - A strong drive for continuous learning and a natural curiosity for uncovering the underlying physics behind product behavior. - A demonstrated passion for sports is a big plus. - Excellent communication skills, written and verbal. - Ability to work independently and within a team. - Organized and detail oriented. Requirements - A reasonable estimate of the pay range is $78,000 - $100,000 per year at the time of this posting. Within the range, individual pay is determined by factors such as job-related skills, relevant experience, education, and/or training. - Please note that the range details reflect the base pay only and does not include our competitive bonus program. Benefits - Medical, dental and vision. - Pre-tax transit discounts. - 401(k) with company match. - Life insurance. - Paid maternity/paternity leave. - Professional development opportunities. - Volunteering programs. - Team building outings. - Discounts on Wilson and Amer Sports products. - On-site health club. - Summer hours. - Company-sponsored sports leagues/teams. - Fun, active company outings around major sports events.

• Customer Requirements and Objective Definition • Concept Development • Manufacturing Cost Estimation • Prototype Design and Tooling Support • Sample Review and Customer Approval • Production Tooling and Pre-Production Support • Production Release and ERP Documentation • NetSuite Time Entry • Project Documentation

• Design + build interactive product experiences end-to-end (from concept → prototype → working demo). • Prototype AI-first UX for poker learning: session review, deciks, and “what to do next” coaching loops. • Use Claude Code + agentic workflows to generate, refactor, and ship POCs quickly (not just mockups). • Use Figma MCP server to translate Figma context into code accurately and repeatedly (components, layout, design tokens). • Lean hard into gen-AI for visuals/UI/product art, then integrate outputs into real flows. • Iterate based on outcomes (speed, usability, “aha moment”, retention), not polish for polish’s sake.

• Technical Support is responsible for providing technical expertise for the NCS organization. • Responsibilities include the development of regional technical support roles, escalation support for the regional teams. • They will also assist with the development of tools, presentations, communication documents, and work instructions related to the products supported by the Nikkiso service group. • Technical Support will also be accountable for all technical service bulletins and providing feedback to product companies to improve product quality. • Provide high level support for the regions on more complex troubleshooting opportunities. • Lead root cause analysis investigations and implement corrective and preventive actions to address any product quality failures.