Mechanical Engineer (26901)

1. Designing and developing mechanical systems and components
- Concept Development – Engineers define the problem, set objectives, and brainstorm solutions.
- CAD Modeling – Using software like AutoCAD, Inventor, Fusion 360, SolidWorks, or Creo to create detailed designs.
2. Conducting experiments and analyzing data to improve designs
- Prototyping & Testing – Building physical or digital prototypes to evaluate performance.
- Safety & Compliance – Adhering to industry standards and regulations.
3. Supervising CAD project drawings and collaborating with teams
- Reviewing CAD Drawings – Ensuring accuracy, compliance with specifications, and adherence to design principles.
- Managing Design Revisions – Overseeing updates and modifications to CAD models while maintaining version control.
- Collaborating with Engineers & Designers – Working closely with mechanical engineers, process engineers, and quality engineers to refine designs.
4. Preparing documentation and reports on mechanical/technical analysis
- Key activities - structuring data, interpreting results, and presenting information in a clear and professional manner.
5. Production engineering support based on material knowledge
- Material Selection – Choosing appropriate materials based on strength, durability, and cost.
- Manufacturing Considerations – Ensuring designs are feasible for production and assembly.

- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
- At least 2 years of experience in the Mechanical Design field
- Proficiency in CAD software (AutoCAD, Inventor, Fusion 360, Creo, etc.).
- Good in English (From Intermediate Level)
- Proficient in Microsoft Office.