DESIGN ENGINEER - FORGING(BMC Job 444)

Design Engineer – Forging Autocad NX, Solidworks

Location: Pantnagar, Uttarakhand
Experience: 5–6 years
Salary: ₹5–6 LPA (CTC)
Industry: Automotive / Heavy Engineering / Forging / Manufacturing

Role Summary

We are seeking a skilled Design Engineer – Forging to join our engineering team. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in the design and development of forged components, tooling, and dies, with proficiency in CAD software and forging simulation tools.

Key Responsibilities

• Tool & Die Design
  Design forging dies, tooling, and fixtures for closed die or open die forging processes.

• Component Design
  Create 2D/3D models of forging components, ensuring manufacturability, dimensional accuracy, and structural integrity.

• Simulation & Analysis
  Use forging simulation software (like DEFORM, QForm, Simufact) to predict material flow, identify defects, and optimize die design.

• Drawing Preparation
  Prepare manufacturing and assembly drawings, including GD&T annotations and BOMs.

• Collaboration with Production & Tool Room
  Work closely with forging production teams and tool room for design validation, trials, and modifications.

• Process Optimization
  Analyze and improve forging sequences to reduce waste, material usage, and production time.

• Documentation & Standards
  Maintain all design documentation and ensure compliance with internal and external quality standards (ISO, IATF, etc.).

Key Skills & Tools

• Proficiency in CAD software: SolidWorks, AutoCAD, NX, or Creo

• Experience with forging simulation tools: DEFORM, QForm, Simufact

• Understanding of metallurgy, heat treatment, and material flow in forging processes

• Knowledge of GD&T, BOM creation, and tolerance stack-up analysis

• Strong problem-solving and analytical abilities

• Familiarity with DFM (Design for Manufacturing) principles

• Ability to work under tight deadlines in a production-oriented environment

Educational Qualifications

• B.E. / B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgy, or related field