Mechanical Design Engineer

Take mechanical designs from concept to parts that can actually be made — enclosures, mechanisms, assemblies and the drawings a vendor can build from, across every product in the studio.

Own mechanical design end to end on assigned projects — concept, detail design, release and support through first article Design enclosures, internal structure and mechanisms for consumer products across plastic, sheet metal and machined parts Produce complete drawing packs with correct GD&T, and treat the drawing as the deliverable rather than the model Run tolerance stack-ups before prototyping, and act on the result rather than filing it Design for manufacture against a named process — draft, wall thickness, undercuts, bend allowances, ejection — and know the cost consequence before the design is frozen Build, finish and test your own prototypes, and diagnose failures with evidence rather than opinion Work directly with vendors on quotes, samples and first article inspection Work with industrial designers on the surfacing-to-structure boundary, and with electronics on board space, connector access and thermal paths Document your work so someone else can pick it up without calling you

3–6 years designing mechanical parts for products that were actually made, not just modelled Strong parametric CAD with a clean, editable feature tree — SolidWorks, Fusion, Creo or NX — and enough surfacing to work with an industrial designer's geometry Real DFM knowledge in at least two of: injection moulding, sheet metal, machining, casting You have produced drawings with GD&T that a vendor built from, and you can defend every tolerance on them You have been through at least one first article or tooling trial and can describe what went wrong Hands-on — you print, machine, assemble and test your own parts rather than handing them to a technician Based in Bengaluru or willing to relocate; this is an on-site job

Degree or diploma in mechanical, production or design engineering Consumer product experience, particularly at low to mid volumes Exposure to FEA, thermal analysis or physical validation testing Familiarity with sealing and ingress protection, or with battery-powered portable products