We need a mechanical engineer to own fabrication execution — turning our designs into manufactured parts, managing vendors, and closing the loop on quality.

This is not a design/R&D; role. You'll work with drawings we provide and make sure they get built right, on time, and within budget.

What you'll do
Convert CAD designs into fabrication-ready drawings (GD&T;, tolerances, BOM)
Source and manage local vendors — sheet metal, CNC, wire-cut, polymer tooling
Inspect incoming parts against drawings; run iteration cycles with vendors on failed fits
Track fabrication costs and lead times per component
Flag manufacturability issues before parts go to the vendor, not after

What you need
B.Tech/B.E. in Mechanical, Production, or Manufacturing Engineering




Hands-on experience with a fabrication vendor or job shop — not just corporate/OEM procurement
Can read and mark up 2D drawings with GD&T;
Working knowledge of CNC, wire-cut, and sheet metal processes — what each can and can't hold in practice
Comfortable pushing back on vendors and working from incomplete specs

Bonus
Experience with polymer/plastic tooling (CNC on polymer, vacuum forming)
Exposure to low-volume, high-mix production (prototypes, small batches) rather than assembly-line work

📌 Mechanical Engineer – Fabrication & Vendor Management New Delhi
🏢 Vidyut Systems
📍 New Delhi