Job Description
We're seeking a Design Engineer to build the physical machine behind our modular indoor farming systems.

You will design, prototype, and harden the mechanical subsystems that keep our farms alive: from fluidics and climate hardware to structure, fabrication, and field reliability. You'll work directly with our Mechanical lead and own a core subsystem end to end.

About Us
Humanity must produce more food in the next four decades than we have in the last 8,000 years of agriculture combined.

At Cosy, we are redesigning farming as a controlled, modular, and scalable system built next to where people live. We believe food production should be precise, reliable, and repeatable - not dependent on weather or distance.

We are building environmental control machines that grow food.

Who you are
You are a hands-on mechanical builder.
You've shipped real hardware.
You've watched things fail in the field and fixed them.
You understand that designing a physical system is very different from designing it on a screen humidity, vibration, corrosion,



and a technician at 2am are all part of the spec.
You think in systems: Structure → Fluidics → Climate → Serviceability → Reliability → Manufacturing.
You take ownership.

Responsibilities
Own the mechanical design of a core subsystem ( Irrigation systems, climate & airflow, structure/automation) from concept to a unit that runs unattended for months
Produce manufacturing-ready CAD, drawings, and BOMs (SolidWorks / Fusion 360)
Design fluid systems - pumps, valves, dosing, tubing, filtration, for accuracy and zero leaks
Design for climate and airflow uniformity across the growing volume
Design for manufacturing and serviceability, parts a technician can swap in the field
Build and test prototypes hands-on; iterate quick
Source components and manage fabrication and machining vendors
Lead mechanical testing, tolerancing, and field debugging
Establish design standards, drawing conventions, and version control

Requirements

📌 Mechanical Design Engineer (Mumbai)
🏢 Cosy Farms
📍 Mumbai