Design & Manufacturing Engineer (Instrumentation)

Key Responsibilities

Design & Development

• Create detailed 3D models, assemblies, and manufacturing drawings for mechanical components and instrumentation systems using SolidWorks (AutoCAD/CATIA exposure is a plus)
• Design complete instrument systems including enclosures, fixtures, mounts, and precision assemblies
• Apply DFM/DFA principles to ensure manufacturable, cost-effective, and service-friendly designs

Instrumentation & Prototyping

• Develop and integrate instrumentation solutions to meet functional and operational requirements
• Build, test, and validate prototypes to verify design concepts and performance
• Support design iterations based on testing, field feedback, and production constraints

Production & Manufacturing Support

• Work closely with production and assembly teams to resolve technical issues and optimize manufacturing processes
• Support transition from prototype to production, ensuring design intent is maintained
• Assist in material selection, tolerances, surface finishes, and fabrication methods

Sourcing & Vendor Coordination

• Identify, evaluate, and coordinate with vendors and suppliers for mechanical components
• Support procurement activities while maintaining quality, cost, and delivery timelines
• Collaborate with vendors during fabrication and troubleshooting stages

Engineering Analysis & Documentation

• Perform basic engineering analysis (stress, thermal, fitment, functional checks); FEA/CFD exposure is an advantage
• Prepare and maintain technical documentation, including drawings, BOMs, specifications, and manuals
• Ensure designs comply with industry standards (ASME, ISO, ASTM) and internal quality guidelines

Collaboration & Continuous Improvement

• Collaborate with electrical, software, applications, and service teams for seamless system integration
• Diagnose and resolve design-related issues during development and production
• Proactively identify opportunities for design, performance, and process improvements

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent practical experience
• Freshers and experienced candidates welcome—skill, curiosity, and passion matter more than titles
• 0–5 years of experience in mechanical design, instrumentation, or manufacturing support
• Strong proficiency in SolidWorks (Part, Assembly, Drawing)
• Good understanding of materials, manufacturing processes, and mechanical systems
• Experience or exposure to vendor coordination and sourcing is a plus
• Strong problem-solving, analytical, and communication skills
• Ability to work independently and in cross-functional teams
• High attention to detail and commitment to quality

Preferred / Added Advantage

• Experience with instrumentation, laboratory equipment, battery manufacturing tools, or automation systems
• Knowledge of GD&T
• Familiarity with FEA / CFD tools
• Exposure to project coordination or basic project management tools

Work Environment

• Office-based role with hands-on involvement in manufacturing and testing
• Occasional visits to vendor sites, manufacturing floors, or customer locations
• Travelling as per project requirements

Why Join Us?

‍We offer a dynamic, hands-on, and collaborative work environment where engineers work closely with real products and real manufacturing challenges. You’ll gain strong exposure to end-to-end instrument development, continuous learning, and professional growth. With over two decades of expertise across renewable energy and electrochemistry domains, we work on cutting-edge instrumentation and sustainable technologies that are shaping the future of energy storage and advanced materials.