About The Position

This Position of Mechanical Design Engineer with objective to -

Support the KA FCS / Raufoss Technical Center of Expertise with qualified CAD / Design function, MoldFlow Simulations and technical documentations.
Passionate & accountable to support the design tasks of KA FCS / Couplings .

Responsibilities

The main duties are, but not limited to:

Responsible for designing composite and brass / aluminium products using computer-aided design software applications like SolidWorks and NX.
Responsible for MoldFlow Simulations using Autodesk Moldflow Insight. Able to interpret the results of MoldFlow into the design.
Good knowledge of injection molding process.
Interact with Global Design Engineers to understand the design concepts and translate them into actual 3D Models / 2D drawings following the KA PLM and KBD process.
In alignment with Project Managers, agree on the deliverables and strictly adhere to agreed time-lines for these activities/projects.
Secure that the design meets the required requirements.




Identify and escalate issues/deviations on time with adequate mitigation.
Work according to KA processes and tools, support in continually improving these processes.
Report working hours spent on different projects.
Prepare the Design change request as and when applicable.

Requirements

Qualifications: Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering
Experience & Skills
Minimum 7 years of proven Design/CAD experience in Automotive Industry, especially in plastic / composite components and mechanical assemblies.
Hands-on experience (at least 7 years) in designing plastic parts; using design standards & proficient in Solidworks and/or NX.
Good knowledge of GD&T; is mandatory.
Prior experience of working in Global teams preferred
Knowledge of SAP/PLM & of manufacturing methods would be an additional benefit.
Excellent communication skills, written and verbal English, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office, especially Power-point, Excel & Word.
Ability and

📌 Mechanical Design (India)
🏢 Kongsberg Automotive
📍 India