Design Engineer

Job Summary The Design Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and improving mechanical products, machines, fixtures, automation systems, and manufacturing equipment. The role includes creating 2D and 3D CAD models, preparing manufacturing drawings, coordinating with production, and ensuring designs meet customer requirements, quality standards, and project timelines.

• Key ResponsibilitiesDesign mechanical components, assemblies, and automation equipment.
• Prepare 2D manufacturing drawings and 3D CAD models using design software.
• Develop machine layouts, assembly drawings, and BOM (Bill of Materials).
• Select standard mechanical components such as bearings, motors, gearboxes, linear guides, pneumatic components, and fasteners.
• Coordinate with production, purchase, and quality teams during manufacturing and assembly.
• Modify existing designs based on customer feedback or production requirements.
• Ensure all designs comply with applicable engineering standards and safety requirements.
• Support machine installation, testing, and troubleshooting when required.
• Prepare technical documentation, manuals, and design reports.
• Optimize product designs for cost, manufacturability, and performance.
• Maintain proper revision control and engineering documentation.
• Provide technical support to the sales and service teams.
• Required SkillsProficiency in AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Creo, CATIA, or similar CAD software.
• Knowledge of machine design principles.
• Understanding of GD&T, engineering drawings, and tolerances.
• Knowledge of sheet metal, fabrication, machining, and welding processes.
• Familiarity with pneumatic and automation systems.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Good communication and teamwork abilities.
• Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines.
• Preferred ExperienceExperience in Special Purpose Machines (SPM).
• Experience in Bowl Feeders, Linear Feeders, Step Feeders, Conveyor Systems, Robotic Automation, or Industrial Automation Projects.
• Knowledge of manufacturing processes and machine assembly.
• Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)Timely completion of design projects.
• Accuracy of drawings and BOMs.
• Reduction in design revisions.
• Compliance with quality and safety standards.
• Customer satisfaction with delivered designs.
• Cost optimization and continuous improvement initiatives.