Mechanical Component & Hardware Engineer

 About The Role : 



Eligibility Criteria:

Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering with 3 to 6 years of experience in the design and CAD development of mechanical and electromechanical components. Proficient in advanced 3D modeling using NX and Creo CAD software & preferably with strong communication skills.





Primary Responsibilities:

Develop 3D models of commodity components using CAD software based on the vendor specifications

Ensure compliance with GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing) and industry standards (ISO, ASME, DIN, etc.).

Evaluate the redundancy in the system for the requirements & support global standardization (Commonality) of the commodities to improve reusability and efficiency.

Work closely with design, procurement, and manufacturing teams to ensure compatibility of components

Maintain part models and documentation in PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) and PDM (Product Data Management) systems.

Ensuring interchangeability (Form, Fit & Function) of components across different product lines.





Mandatory Skills:

Proficient in parametric 3D modelling using UG-NX & CREO softwares

Familiarity with PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) and PDM (Product Data Management) tools.

Understanding of detailed manufacturing process and end to end parameters of Mechanical/ Electromechanical components such as Fittings, Tube & hose Assemblies, Fasteners & Hardwares, Pressure switch, Pressure gauge, Valves, Flow Switch, Hydraulic & Pneumatic components, Precision components etc.

Expert knowledge in Mechanical component parameters and its significant impact on product performance.

Review and interpret component data sheets, drawings(Tolerances & stack up analysis)

Use of platforms like TraceParts, McMaster-Carr, Fastenal, or Part Community for component research.





Desirable Skills:

Knowledge of BOM Management tools like Silicon Expert and HIS.

Good Knowledge on materials (Metals, Polymers), surface treatments & coatings

Understanding of industry standards (ISO, ASME, DIN, ASTM) for commodity parts.

Exposure to CAD validation methods