Designer, Development
Husky Technologies
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India3h agovia LinkedIn
About the Role
Work within a team of multi-discipline Engineers/Design Specialists in the development of new products. This includes all steps within a formal product development process, focusing on conceptual design and design discipline while delivering high quality, high performance, reliable, and cost-effective designs on time.
Key Responsibilities
- Convert Product Definition into design concept with minimal guidance
- Complete design execution applying design standards
- Complete part modeling and drafting; assemblies, BOMs, release to BAAN
- System level design with limited guidance applying design standards
- Contribute to design reviews
- Participate in or lead continuous improvement activities
- Work effectively within the Product Development process and Product Release process
- Design risk mitigation including participation or facilitation of DFMEA
- Cross discipline interaction and communication
- Participate in Detail Verification using knowledge of design standards
- Creation of Design Documents and Validation Plans
- Verifying and monitor engineering documentation
Requirements & Tech Stack
- 3D modeling and detailing techniques
- Calculating design parameters
- Time management
- Attention to detail
- Communication Skills – Verbal/Written/Presentation
- Problem-solving skills
- Creativity and innovation
- Ownership
- Understanding of manufacturing and assembly processes
- GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing) and tolerance stack up analysis experience is an advantage
- Ability to complete basic mechanical assembly tasks
Qualifications
- Post-secondary education (Bachelor’s in engineering preferred) or equivalent work experience.
Asset Experience
- Working with or designing tooling and automated machinery (molds, hot runners, presses, automatic packaging lines, CNC machinery and similar)
- Selecting and sizing various components (e.g., sensors, bushings, bearings, seals, servo motors, pneumatics, etc.)
- Designing and building tooling and machinery with a focus on manufacturability