About this role
Purpose of the Role:
Responsible for managing technical adaptation and supporting manufacturing processes for MV/LV equipment, Managing and Preparing equipment for Surveillance test, ensuring product quality compliance, and providing mechanical design and simulation support for localization, productivity, and QVE initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
Support the engineering team to: Manage technical aspects of local adaptation for MV/LV equipmentEnsure and manage equipment availability for surveillance testEnsure product quality conforms to specifications and standardsDesign and modify mechanical parts for MV/LV equipmentPerform 3D simulations for problem analysis, productivity improvement, localization, and QVEAssist in parts and components qualification related to mechanical propertiesPrepare mechanical drawings (new, modified, standardized, unfolded) for MV/LV panelsSupport configuration tool preparation and updates in Excel format or advance formatCalculate busbar and metallic parts for cost estimation and offering toolsAssist in prototype assembly, LIS checks, and production line troubleshootingProvide technical solutions for customer complaints and ensure corrective actions to prevent recurrenceEnsure compliance with Quality, Safety, Health, and Environmental requirements (including RoHS)Manage BOM database: download PDM (Product Data Management) BOM, perform Make-or-Buy analysis, and upload to One ShuttleSupport stakeholders (Purchasing, SCM) with drawing requests and standard part downloads from PDM Expected Contributions: Ensure smooth technical management of product evolution (PEP), AN, and MCNGuarantee equipment quality and compliance with standards and customer requirementsDrive localization and productivity improvements through design and simulationMaintain accurate BOM and drawing databases to support manufacturing and procurement processes What qualifications will make you successful for this role? Active diploma/bachelor's degree student (max. 8th semester), from Electrical/Mechanical Engineering or related field.Available to intern for 6 months minimum.Technical Skills: Proficiency in 3D CAD software (e.g., Creo, AutoCAD, or equivalent)Knowledge of MV/LV equipment design and mechanical properties and related IEC StandardsFamiliarity with manufacturing processes and quality standardsStrong Excel skills for offering tool updates and cost calculationsSoft Skills: Strong analytical and problem-solving abilitiesGood communication and collaboration skills for cross-functional coordinationDetail-oriented and able to manage multiple prioritiesOther Requirements: Understanding of Quality, Safety, Health, and Environmental standards (RoHS compliance)Ability to work independently and as part of a team
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