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SV MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
Manufacturing EngineerPosted 1mo ago
Manufacturing Engineer
Location
Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India · Onsite
Work Mode
Onsite
Salary
₹2L – ₹4L
Experience
3-6 yrs
About the role
- Mechatronics Engineer experienced in PCB/electronics and electromechanical system design, validation, and manufacturing process improvement.
- Skilled in jig/fixture development, process validation, technical documentation, cross-functional engineering changes, and operator training, with a focus on improving quality, reliability, cycle time, and production efficiency.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Design & Validation (Mechatronics PCB/Electronics &Electromechanical Systems)
- Design, modify, and validate jigs, fixtures, electromechanical assemblies, alignment tools, and test setups required for PCB assembly, electro-mechanical integration, and system-level testing.
- Prepare detailed technical notes, SOPs, work instructions, wiring diagrams, pneumatic/hydraulic schematics (if applicable), assembly instructions, and equipment specification sheets for electromechanical and PCB-related processes.
- Provide technical training and on-floor guidance to operators and technicians on SMT assembly,soldering, PCB handling, ESD safety, cable harnessing, mechanical assembly, actuator alignment, and sensor calibration procedures.
- Conduct process studies and trials to validate key mechatronic manufacturing parameters such as torque settings, actuator response, alignment tolerances, reflow profiles, sensor accuracy, PCB assembly yield, and mechanical fit/finish checks.
- Lead process improvement initiatives using mechatronics principles (automation, sensor integration, error-proofing, fixture redesign, feedback control improvements), and drive reductions in cycle time,defects, and rework.
- Prepare and maintain validation and quality documentation including DVP&R, PPAP, PFMEA, control plans, test reports, calibration records, and system-level validation sheets for electromechanical subsystems.
- Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams (mechanical, electrical, electronics, firmware) to implement engineering changes via the ECRECN process, ensuring updates are validated both electrically and mechanically before release to production.