Engineer - Mechanical Component

Job Description Summary We are looking for a highly skilled and motivated Power Transformer Mechanical Designer having experience of 3-5 years to join our team at our factory location. The ideal candidate will have experience in the mechanical design of power transformers, including internal connections design, internal layouts, tank and external designs, and customer-specific drawings. A strong knowledge of national and international design standards (such as IS, CEA, IEC, IEEE, ISO) and expertise in 3D CAD tools (like Inventor and Creo) are essential. The role may require travel to customer sites and collaboration with other teams.

Job Description Key Responsibilities: o Design and develop mechanical components for power transformers, including internal connections, internal layouts, and tank/external designs. o Create detailed customer-specific drawings as per requirements and specifications. o Work closely with the electrical engineering and manufacturing teams to ensure design feasibility, quality, and timely delivery. o Ensure that designs adhere to national and international such as IS, CEA, IEC, IEEE, ISO and any applicable regulatory or industry-specific guidelines. o Regularly review and update design procedures to comply with the latest standards and best practices. o Use 3D CAD tools (primarily Inventor and Creo) to create accurate and efficient mechanical designs, ensuring that all components fit together correctly and function as intended. o Develop and maintain CAD models, drawings, BOM preparation and documentation (PDM Software) related to transformer designs. o Work with cross-functional teams including electrical engineers, project managers, and quality assurance teams to ensure successful project execution. o Provide technical support and guidance to other teams and assist in resolving design-related issues during production or testing phases. o Travel to customer sites when required to gather requirements, conduct design reviews, or provide technical support during installation and commissioning phases.