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Brakes India in Chennai is seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer to design and develop Special Purpose Machines (SPMs), Test Rigs and Automation Systems, including 3D models, drawings and BOMs, with emphasis on cost-effective solutions and timely project delivery.
You will design assemblies and components, perform calculations, ensure compliance with standards, manage drawings and documentation, support manufacturing and assembly, and collaborate with internal teams to release design deliverables
Design and develop SPMs, Test Rigs, and Automation Systems, including 3D models, drawings, and BOMs, while ensuring cost-effective solutions, timely project delivery, and support for manufacturing and assembly activities.
Design assemblies, sub-assemblies, and components for Special Purpose Machines (SPMs), Test Rigs, and Automation Systems.
Perform design calculations, validate functionality, and ensure compliance with design standards and specifications
Complete design activities as per the project plan and agreed timelines.
Coordinate with internal teams to ensure timely release of design deliverables.
Develop optimized designs that meet functional requirements while maintaining target costs.
Support value engineering and cost reduction initiatives.
Provide technical solutions for manufacturing and assembly-related issues.
Work closely with production and assembly teams to resolve design concerns and improve product performance
Prepare, maintain, and update design drawings, BOMs, and engineering documents.
Ensure compliance with company standards for drawing storage, revision control, and documentation.
Proficiency in AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Inventor, 3D Modelling, and Design Simulation tools.
Knowledge of bearings, ball screws, linear guides, rotary tables, spindle units, machine structures, conveyors, transfer systems, and robotics.
Ability to design cost-effective solutions and troubleshoot engineering issues.
Understanding of machining processes, fabrication, tooling, fixtures, assembly practices, and Design for Manufacturability (DFM).