Senior Engineer- Low voltage switchgear

Description

Key responsibilities include designing LV switchgears to meet customer requirements, cost targets, and market technology; performing complete system and component sizing, simulation, and testing validation for industrialization; applying design‑for‑manufacturing principles using plastic injection molding, sheet metal, casting, machining, and tooling considerations; and conducting engineering analysis of arc chambers, current paths, and contacts for robust product development. The engineer will take technical ownership of subsystems, ensure compliance with global standards such as IEC 60947 and IEC 60898, and modify existing products through the Change Management process to satisfy customer, manufacturing, regulatory, and market needs.

• Conduct system/component sizing, simulation, and testing for LV switchgear industrialization.
• Apply design‑for‑manufacturing principles using plastic injection molding, sheet metal, casting, and machining.
• Perform engineering analysis of arc chambers, current paths, contacts, and mechanisms.
• Ensure compliance with global standards such as IEC 60947, IEC 60898, UL, CSA, and CCC.
• Manage product changes through Change Management to meet customer and regulatory requirements.
• Lead research, NPI, and sustaining projects for breakers, contactors, and switch disconnectors.
• Design plastic and sheet‑metal parts, mechanisms, and integrated systems.
• Utilize GD&T, clearance, and creepage calculations in product designs.
• Employ manufacturing processes including bending, riveting, welding, brazing, and injection molding.
• Develop and execute test plans for EN/UL 60947 standards and analyze results for corrective actions.
• Perform DFMEA, reliability predictions, and thermal/structural/CFD/MBD analyses.
• Create detailed 2D drawings and 3D models using UG‑NX, SolidWorks, or Creo.

Requirements

We are seeking a motivated individual with strong skills in plastic molding and mechanism design to develop new low‑voltage (LV) switchgear products such as breakers, contactors, switch disconnectors, motor relays, auxiliary contacts, and accessories. The role requires effective collaboration, a drive to meet project objectives, and the ability to learn new techniques, tools, and processes throughout the product development cycle.

The ideal candidate has a BE or M.Tech in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering with 6–9 years of product design experience in the switchgear industry, including research, NPI, and sustaining projects. Expertise is required in plastic and sheet‑metal part design, mechanism design, GD&T, clearance and creepage calculations, and various manufacturing processes (bending, riveting, welding, brazing, injection molding). Familiarity with low‑voltage standards (IEC/UL/CSA/CCC), test plan development, DFMEA, reliability analysis, CAD tools (UG‑NX, SolidWorks, Creo), PLM systems (Enovia, SAP), and an innovative mindset are essential, along with strong communication, teamwork, and the ability to work in a global virtual environment.

• Use PLM tools such as Enovia and SAP and understand ERP systems.
• Hold BE/M.Tech in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering with 6–9 years of experience.
• Demonstrate strong communication, teamwork, and ability to work in global virtual teams.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance