Product Development Engineer

Vijay Sabre; Valsad District; On-site; INR 400,000 - 600,000; Full time

Job summary

Vijay Sabre in India seeks a hands-on Product Development Engineer to drive end-to-end product development from concept through validation and final approval. You will collaborate across mould design reviews, tooling specs, and vendor interactions to ensure robust products.

You will personally inspect first-off samples, certify sample clearance, and uphold quality ownership to relieve production from initial sampling, enabling smooth pre-production handoffs.

Responsibilities

• End-to-End Product Lifecycle: own development from concept to final approval.
• Mould design reviews, tooling specs, and vendor technical interactions.
• Inspect and verify first-off samples; evaluate initial trial samples.
• Certify sample clearance before final payments for moulds/tooling.
• Quality ownership: ensure pre-production sampling quality before production.

Job description

Role & responsibilities - Product Development Engineer

The selected candidate must be a hands-on, highly capable engineer responsible for end-to-end product development, from initial concept to final validation.

Core Responsibilities

• End-to-End Product Lifecycle: Take full ownership of product development from initial design concepts through prototype testing and final commercial approval.
• Mould Design & Vendor Coordination: Actively participate in mould design reviews, tooling specifications, and vendor technical interactions.
• First-Off Sample Inspection & Quality Clearance: Personally inspect, dimensionally verify, and evaluate initial trial samples coming out of vendor tooling.
• Final Tooling Acceptance: Formally certify sample clearance prior to accepting or releasing final payments for moulds/tooling from suppliers.
• Quality Ownership: The verification and quality assurance of pre-production samples shall rest solely with the Product Development Engineer, relieving the Production Department of initial sampling responsibilities so they can focus on standard output.