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Ayr Energy in India is seeking a Design Engineer - Electrical to lead transformer electrical design—from concept through manufacturing and testing. You will build designs, run simulations, and document calculations to meet international standards.
Collaboration with sales, mechanical, and manufacturing teams is essential for cost-effective, reliable solutions. Ideal candidates hold an electrical engineering degree with 10–15 years in transformer design and hands-on experience with Ansys Maxwell,
The Design Engineer - Electrical will be responsible for the electrical design and engineering of power, substation,
and distribution transformers, supporting projects from concept design through manufacturing and testing.
This role requires strong technical expertise in transformer electrical design, analysis, and optimization, along with
the ability to collaborate closely with sales engineering, mechanical design, manufacturing, and quality teams to deliver high-performance transformer solutions aligned with international standards such as IEEE / ANSI / IEC.
Based in India, with collaboration across global engineering teams and occasional interaction with customers and manufacturing sites as required.
Ayr Energy operates with a flat organizational structure that encourages transparency, collaboration, and innovation.
This is a unique opportunity to join Ayr Energy at an early stage and contribute to building the engineering foundation of a fast-growing transformer company.
As part of the engineering team, you will work on large-scale grid infrastructure projects, helping deliver reliable and efficient transformer solutions that support the global energy transition.
Ayr designs and manufactures critical power grid equipment including power transformers, distribution transformers, special-purpose transformers, high-voltage circuit breakers, and medium-voltage switchgear. They serve markets such as renewables, data centers, utilities, oil & gas, and industrial sectors. They position themselves as partners in power projects, offering lifecycle support and working to deliver faster than average industry timelines.