Design Engineer

Job Description:

Key Responsibilities
1. Panel Layout & Schematic Design
 Design Single Line Diagrams (SLD), electrical schematics, and wiring
diagrams.
 Create General Arrangement (GA) drawings and 2D/3D layouts for
industrial control panels.
 Optimize structural layouts for internal wiring, cable routing, busbar sizing,
and cooling systems.
 Draft detailed component fitment plans for PLC units, MCBs, contactors, and
switches.
2. Fabrication Support & Enclosure Design
 Develop sheet metal cutout patterns and technical specifications for
fabrication teams.
 Coordinate design variables directly with the on-site welding and assembly
supervisors.

 Establish precise Bills of Materials (BOM) for internal engineering
components, connectors, and cable lugs.
3. Standard Compliance & Testing
 Ensure all designs meet statutory safety and manufacturing quality standards.
 Deliver comprehensive site-support engineering briefs and resolve technical
issues during fabrication assembly.
Technical Skills & Competencies
 Software Tools: Advanced drafting skills in AutoCAD Electrical, SolidWorks
(Sheet Metal), or EPlan.
 Core Engineering: Deep understanding of industrial power systems,
switchgears, and power distribution systems.
 Drafting Layouts: Strong grasp of component placement, clearance
requirements, and geometric routing logic.

* Type of candidate/profile you are looking for :
We are looking for a techno-commercial, execution-focused candidate who
understands both electrical logic and the realities of factory-floor sheet metal
fabrication.
The ideal profile balances precise drafting skills with the practical ability to walk onto
the shop floor and troubleshoot a physical assembly issue.
1. Key Technical Traits (The Core Fit)

 The Panel Specialist: Someone who does not just draw lines in AutoCAD,
but understands how current flows, how heat dissipates inside an enclosure,
and how to size a busbar safely.
 Fabrication-Minded: A candidate who understands sheet metal limits,
bending allowances, and how component placement affects practical wiring
and maintenance.
 Component Savvy: Well-versed with major switchgear and automation
brands (like Siemens, Schneider, ABB, or L&T) and can select the right
ratings for breakers, contactors, and relays.
2. Behavioral & Work Style Profile
 Shop-Floor Collaborator: Since the role is at the Waghodia GIDC plant, they
must be comfortable working closely with assembly technicians, operators,
and testing supervisors.
 Under-Pressure Problem Solver: Panel manufacturing often involves tight
delivery deadlines; the candidate needs to be quick at rectifying drawing
errors to avoid production halts.
 Detail-Obsessed: A single misplaced dimensions or incorrect BOM entry can
ruin an entire sheet metal lot. We need a candidate with high accuracy.
3. Preferred Academic & Experience Background
 Target Experience: 3 to 5 years. (Keen learners who have completed a solid
entry-level stint in a panel manufacturing company).
 Ideal Companies to Source From: Candidates working with local Vadodara-
based transformer, switchgear, control panel, or automation automation
MSMEs.
 Education: B.E./B.Tech or Diploma in Electrical Engineering / Power
Electronics.

• Software(s) used by your Design Team (e.g., AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Creo, etc.) :
AutoCAD