Senior Engineer Mechanical

Job Description

Job Description for Sr. Engineer †Product Design

Job Description:

To Design and Develop DC Power System for Telecommunication Products. He / She will be working on New product Development projects, VA/VE Projects & Quality Improvement projects as required. He / She will take complete responsibility of project execution from end to end and deliver as per customer need. He / She needs to Estimate, Plan, co-ordinate and execute projects along with sub-ordinates to meet deadlines as per agreement. He / She will be in coordination with manager/ lead Engineers projects for Design and Development. Person should independently conduct work product reviews, Analytical calculations and actively participate in Design Reviews. Being part of Global Engineering Function, he / she is expected to maintain desired performance (quality & schedule adherence) levels set by organization and report as per defined communication plan.

Job Specification:

• Bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering
• Minimum 5-8 years of experience in New Product Design Is must.
• Excellent command on Creo into sheet metal/bus bar domain is must.
• Experience on Part & Assembly Modelling, Drafting and Engineering Change Orders is required.
• Experience in handling large Creo CAD assemblies and manage modifications is desirable.
• Experience on any PDM/PLM tools like Oracle PLM
• Knowledge of material selection & Sheet metal manufacturing processes is required.
• Experience on design of Telecom/Electrical/Electronic Enclosure Product is preferable
• Experience in doing Quality checks, conducting DFMEA & DFMA of Product assembly is desirable
• Experience in Value Engineering and Value Analysis projects is added advantage
• Self-motivated, capable of working with minimal supervision and timely manner
• Handle projects independently and guide team members as needed
• Good Interpersonal skills and ability to work in team environment
• Ability to communicate effectively in both written and spoken English
• A willingness to learn is critical