Key Responsibilities
- Design and develop mechanical components and assemblies using Siemens NX.
- Create accurate 3D models, 2D manufacturing drawings, and assembly drawings.
- Develop tooling, fixtures, gauges, and manufacturing aids.
- Perform Design for Manufacturing (DFM) and Design for Assembly (DFA).
- Prepare BOMs, engineering documentation, and revision control.
- Coordinate with Production, Quality, Purchase, and Customers for design-related activities.
- Modify existing designs based on engineering changes (ECN/ECR).
- Support prototype development, testing, and product validation.
- Optimize designs for cost, quality, manufacturability, and performance.
- Resolve production issues through engineering improvements.
- Maintain engineering standards and documentation.
- Mentor junior design engineers and review design quality.
Required Skills
- Strong hands-on experience in Siemens NX (Modeling, Assembly, Drafting, Sheet Metal, Surface Modeling).
- Knowledge of GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing).
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.
- Experience with tolerance stack-up and design validation.
- Knowledge of manufacturing processes such as Machining, Casting, Forging, Fabrication, and Assembly.
- Understanding of engineering materials and manufacturing standards.
- Good problem-solving and analytical skills.
- Strong communication and teamwork abilities.
- Software Knowledge
- Siemens NX
- AutoCAD
- MS Office
- ERP Software (Preferred)
- Preferred Experience
- Automotive Components
- Casting & Forging
- Heavy Engineering
- Industrial Machinery
- Precision Manufacturing
Pay: ₹45,000.00 - ₹80,000.00 per month
Benefits:
- Cell phone reimbursement
- Flexible schedule
- Food provided
- Health insurance
- Leave encashment
- Paid sick time
- Paid time off
- Provident Fund
Application Question(s):
- 1. Which CAD software do you have the most hands-on experience with?
A. Siemens NX
B. SolidWorks
C. CATIA
D. Creo
- 2. Which Siemens NX module have you worked with extensively?
A. Modeling only
B. Modeling, Assembly & Drafting
C. Modeling, Assembly, Drafting, Sheet Metal & Surface Modeling
D. None of the above
- 3. What is your total experience in mechanical design using Siemens NX?
A. 1–3 Years
B. 3–5 Years
C. 5–8 Years
D. 8+ Years
- 4. Which manufacturing processes have you designed components for?
A. Machining only
B. Casting & Machining
C. Casting, Forging, Fabrication & Assembly
D. Plastic Injection Molding only
- 5. How confident are you in applying GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing)?
A. No knowledge
B. Basic understanding
C. Good working knowledge
D. Expert – I apply GD&T regularly in production drawings
- 6. Have you prepared any of the following engineering documents?
A. 3D Models only
B. 2D Drawings only
C. BOM, Manufacturing Drawings, ECN/ECR Documentation
D. None
- 7. Which design activities have you performed?
A. 3D Modeling only
B. Design modifications only
C. Complete Product Design, DFM, DFA, Tolerance Stack-up & Validation
D. Production Support only
- 9. Have you coordinated with Production, Quality, Purchase, or Customers during product development?
A. No experience
B. Occasionally
C. Frequently
D. Yes, I regularly coordinate with cross-functional teams
- 10. What best describes your current role?
A. Junior Design Engineer
B. Design Engineer
C. Senior Design Engineer / Lead Design Engineer
D. Design Manager
- 11. During an assembly update, one component fails to regenerate because its parent reference was deleted. This issue is known as:
A. Layer Conflict
B. Broken Associativity (Broken Link)
C. Boolean Error
D. View Dependency
- 12. In Siemens NX, what is the best method to verify that mating components do not interfere during assembly?
A. Measure Distance
B. Interference Check (Clearance Analysis)
C. Draft Analysis
D. Feature Replay
- 13. A senior design engineer modifies a part that is used in multiple assemblies. What is the BEST practice before releasing the change?
A. Save the model only
B. Check where-used, validate all affected assemblies, update BOM, and release through ECN/ECR
C. Export the model as STEP
D. Rename the part file
Work Location: In person
