Mechanical Engineer

We are looking for an experienced and motivated Mechanical Engineer to join our engineering team. The ideal candidate will have strong technical expertise in mechanical design, manufacturing processes, and prototype development, combined with hands-on capabilities and a collaborative mindset.

Education & Experience
1. Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering (Manufacturing, Production, or related disciplines) from a reputable university.
2. 5 to 10 years of relevant work experience in manufacturing or industrial environments

Key Responsibilities
1. Design and develop mechanical components and assemblies using SolidWorks
2. Prepare detailed manufacturing drawings, including dimensional and geometric tolerances (GD&T)
3. Oversee prototype manufacturing, assembly, and functional testing
4. Participate hands-on in verification and validation activities
5. Review and improve existing designs to reduce production costs and increase productivity
6. Ensure designs reflect real-world engineering and manufacturing constraints
7. Collaborate with production and quality teams to resolve technical issues

Technical Skills & Knowledge
1. Professional proficiency in SolidWorks, especially: Assemblies, Sheet Metal, Detailed part design
2. Strong knowledge of industrial materials, machining, and manufacturing processes
3. Familiarity with mechanical tools, equipment, and their practical use
4. Understanding of international design and drafting standards (ISO)

Documentation & Communication
1. Proficient in technical documentation and report writing
2. Ability to read and write technical documents in English
3. High level of accuracy and attention to detail
Personal & Professional Attributes
1. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
2. Creative, capable, and detail-oriented approach to engineering
3. Hands-on mindset with practical engineering experience
4. High team spirit and ability to work effectively in cross-functional teams

Additional Skills (Preferred)
1. Familiarity with DriveWorks
2. Familiarity with PDM systems