Associate Engineer - Mechanical Design

As an Associate Engineer, the incumbent would be working on product or technology groups with design,
development, testing or sustaining engineering responsibilities. They have to study, design, make changes
to existing designs as per needs, Accumulate product/technology knowledge and assess systemic
improvements & sustenance. Plan their activities to achieve project timelines and deliverables. These
engineers would be working for varied projects at Eaton India Innovation Centre."

• Perform engineering assignments, understand products & technologies, testing & specification of projects.
• Utilize DFSS concepts, DFMEA, Risk Management & DVPR for new product development &/or existing
product improvements.
• Execute proto-type build, performance / durability testing, teardown of proto-type samples to evaluate
product performance against customer requirements for concept level ideas as well as detailed design
before product launch
• Creates and sustains process for design standards and procedures governing product design methods,
documents and data control for the associated business group.
• Develop understanding of manufacturing processes to improve new and existing designs.
• Maintain credible communication practice with external customer on technical clarifications, testing &
resolving of field failures.
• Learning agility to understand & assimilate varied technologies & product knowledge."

B.E/B.Tech (Mechanical), with 0-2 Years experience.

Mechanical
• Working knowledge of mechanical design principles 
• Innovative mechanical design skills including but not limited to frequent use of 2D and 3D CAD (Creo and/or SolidWorks) modeling, and GD&T
• Ability to read and understand Drawings, Specifications, and Requirements
• Good product design ability (Both new product & product modification"
Excellent written and verbal communication skills needed.
Ability to network and develop relationships with other Eaton Aerospace and non-Aerospace resources.
Ability to develop productive working relationships with functions and organizations outside of Engineering."