Mechanical Design Engineer at Expert Global Solutions

April 27, 2025
Application deadline closed.

Job Overview

  • Date Posted
    April 27, 2025
  • Location
  • Expiration date
    May 30, 2025
  • Experience
    1 Year
  • Gender
    Both
  • Qualification
    Master’s Degree
  • Career Level
    Others

Job Description

Are you a BE Mechanical? graduateIf yesGraduate with 1 to 4 years of experience?
If yes, this is a golden opportunity for you to kickstart or advance your career as a Mechanical Design Engineer !

We are looking for talented individuals who are passionate about mechanical design, creative problem-solving, and building innovative machines.

Let’s dive into what this role is all about and how you can prepare to ace the interview!


What You Will Do: Key Responsibilities

As a Mechanical Design Engineer , you will have a variety of exciting responsibilities, such as:

  • Designing Special Purpose Machines (SPMs) , conveyors, and other complex machinery.
  • Being open to traveling for project work and installations.
  • Turning concepts into detailed system designs that meet client needs.
  • Communicating effectively with your team and managing client expectations.
  • Handling multiple tasks and managing priorities, especially when deadlines are tight.
  • Adapting to different time zones if required for global projects.
  • Being proactive in learning new technologies and methods.
  • Solving problems creatively and doing deep research whenever needed.
  • Taking ownership of your work and collaborating smoothly with your team.

Skills and Qualifications You Should Have

To succeed in this role, you’ll need:

  • AutoCAD 2D & 3D skills : You must be comfortable designing complex parts and assemblies.
  • Familiarity with AutoDesk tools : Knowledge of tools like Revit , Navisworks , and Vault is a big plus.
  • A strong base in mechanical principles, material selection, and manufacturing processes.
  • Excellent attention to detail.
  • Good communication skills, both verbal and written.

How to Prepare for the Interview

Here are some clear steps to help you get ready for the interview and impress your future employer:

1. Master Your Design Skills

  • Revise your knowledge of SPM Design and Conveyor Systems .
  • Practice designing mechanical components using AutoCAD 2D & 3D .
  • If possible, build a simple project portfolio to showcase your design work.

2. Understand the Basics Thoroughly

Be ready to answer questions on:

  • Basic mechanical engineering concepts like stress analysis , GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing) , and material selection .
  • Manufacturing processes like welding, casting, machining, and 3D printing.
  • Real-world problems — for example, how would you design a conveyor for a particular weight and speed.

3. Get Familiar with AutoDesk Tools

Even if you haven’t worked deeply with Revit , Navisworks , or Vault before, watch some quick tutorials.
Understand their basic usage — especially for collaborative design and BIM (Building Information Modeling) .

4. Prepare for Scenario-Based Questions

The interviewer may ask you about real situations like:

  • “What will you do if a client changes the requirement after you complete the design?”
  • “How will you design a conveyor system for an uneven floor?”
  • “What steps will you take to ensure the design is cost-effective?”

Practice thinking logically and structuring your answers clearly.

5. Work on Your Soft Skills

  • Practice explaining technical designs in simple language.
  • Be ready to show ownership of your past work and experiences.
  • Show that you are eager to learn , adaptable , and solution-focused .

Bonus Interview Tips 🚀

  • Prepare your portfolio : Bring samples of your previous designs if possible.
  • Research the company : Know about their projects, clients, and work culture.
  • Dress professionally and arrive on time (or join online on time if it’s a virtual interview).
  • Ask smart questions at the end like, “What kind of projects will I be working on?” or “How does the team collaborate on large-scale designs?