Autodesk inventor

As a Mechanical Design Engineer, you will be responsible for new designing and updating large fabricated parts, welded structures, heavy assemblies, and sheet metal components. Your role will involve developing, selecting, and refining concept designs to generate high-quality 3D models and 2D manufacturing drawings using Autodesk Inventor. Design verification through hand calculations, basic structural analysis, and tolerance stack-up analysis will be essential to ensure functional and structural integrity. You will conduct Design Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (DFMEA) and develop DVP&R while applying DFM/DFA principles to optimize designs for cost-effective fabrication, welding, machining, and assembly. Managing Bills of Materials (BOMs), engineering change notices (ECNs), and revision histories will be part of your responsibilities. Creating manufacturing drawings in compliance with clients drafting standards, procedures, and tolerancing practices using Autodesk Inventor will also be crucial. Additionally, you will provide technical mentorship and guidance to junior engineers or drafters. To qualify for this role, you should have a B.E. in Mechanical/Industrial Production Engineering with a minimum of 7 years of professional mechanical design experience focusing on large fabrications like structural frames and enclosures. Expert-level proficiency in Autodesk Inventor, especially in creating Sheetmetal parts, large assemblies, and weldments, is required. A strong knowledge of concept design, detailed design, and design verifications is essential. Proficiency in hand calculations for structural elements, experience with GD&T, tolerance stack-up analysis, and ASME Y14.5 standards are mandatory. Working knowledge of DFMEA, DFM/DFA, and a solid understanding of fabrication, welding, and machining processes are necessary for this role. Experience with PDM/PLM systems such as Autodesk Vault is preferred, along with excellent written and verbal communication skills.,