Lead Design Engineer

Location
Hyderabad, India
Workplace
On-site

About this role

Role:

As a Lead Design Engineering, you shall:

· Lead and guide the team to design parts and assemblies for production and assembly with respect to the application requirements.

· Lead and guide the team to define and adapt the parts and its parameters suiting the product specification

· Plan, collaborate and perform analysis relevant for the product basic analysis

· Define and lead the team with appropriate benchmarking and analysis tools.

· Define and lead Qualification requirements of the parts and assembly as per the design and performance requirements.

Responsibilities:

As a Lead Design Engineering, you shall:

· Lead the team to design parameters as per the application.

· Lead and guide the team to perform basis study / analysis for 3D assemblies in design tools such as Pro-Mechanica, ANSYS, Solidworks etc.,

· Make sure that the team understands and are capable to define the tolerances and dimensional clearances of critical parts

· Review and report the progress of various development projects with cross-functional and matrix structure.

· Coordinate with internal and external resources to ensure on-time and full completion of design projects.

· Review the customer requirements and assess the suitability and adaptability to meet the requirements to the fullest

Desirable Qualification:

· Master’s / bachelor’s degree in Mechanical / Design engineering

· 10-15 Years of experience in product design, reverse engineering and development.

· Leading and executing Type test regime for concept to product cycle.

· Good knowledge on manufacturing and qualification process of engineering parts.

Additional Requirement:

· Ability and willingness to travel 20%.

· Good communication skills

· Leadership skills

· Mentoring and coaching

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