Work Flexibility: Hybrid

What you will do:
- Design and develop fixtures, gauges, and mechanical components, including sub‑assemblies and assemblies, ensuring compliance with MBD and QIF standards while meeting functional, manufacturing, and quality requirements.
- Create, update, and maintain 3D CAD models, 2D drawings, and MBD datasets using tools such as CATIA, SolidWorks, Creo, or NX.
- Apply Model‑Based Definition (MBD) practices, including semantic PMI, GD&T;, and annotations directly within 3D models.
- Develop and manage QIF (Quality Information Framework) models to enable seamless downstream inspection, metrology, and digital quality workflows.
- Ensure accurate translation of design intent from CAD/MBD models to manufacturing and inspection systems.
- Apply GD&T; principles (ASME Y14.5) to produce functionally robust, inspection‑ready designs.
- Participate in DFMEA & PFMEA and drive Design for DFXX (DFM, DFI, DFA) to ensure robust, manufacturable, and inspection-ready designs.
- Support NPI and sustaining projects by managing design changes, optimization initiatives,



and manufacturability improvements.
- Collaborate closely with Manufacturing, Quality, Metrology, and Digital teams to align design, inspection, and production requirements.
- Support prototype builds, design verification, and validation testing activities.
- Prepare and maintain design documentation, including BOMs and ECR/ECN records, and release digital models through PLM systems.
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on digital design enablement and overall process efficiency.

What you will need:
- Solid proficiency in 3D CAD modelling and engineering drawings.
- Hands-on / Basic experience with MBD (Model-Based Definition) concepts and workflows.
- Hands-on experience with design tools such as Creo, SolidWorks, NX, and UG.
- Working knowledge of QIF modelling to support inspection and quality integration.
- Solid understanding of GD&T;, tolerance analysis, and design for man

📌 MBD Engineer (Gurugram)
🏢 Stryker
📍 Gurugram