Manufacturing Process Engineer (Electromechanical)

Location: Chennai, India; onsite, full-time

Company

hirify.global develops electromechanical products and supports manufacturing operations across global production sites.

What you will do

• Develop and adapt assembly, calibration, and testing processes for new and existing products.
• Define production equipment specifications and coordinate with internal mechanization teams and equipment suppliers.
• Support global new product development teams, sample lines, process development equipment, and product launches.
• Influence product designs through Design for Manufacturing principles to enable economical, defect-free, and scalable production.
• Qualify and debug high-volume assembly and test equipment or tooling, including process documentation, controls, and readiness activities.
• Drive improvements in cycle time, defects, yield, process capability, and manufacturing costs with suppliers and contract manufacturers.

Requirements

• University degree, such as a bachelor's degree, or equivalent relevant experience.
• Experience in manufacturing process development and New Product Introduction, including transitioning products from design to volume production.
• Experience developing, qualifying, and industrializing assembly, calibration, and test processes for electromechanical products in high-volume manufacturing.
• Knowledge of Design for Manufacturing, equipment qualification, process validation, production readiness, work instructions, and control plans.
• Strong communication, organization, planning, time management, interpersonal, and collaboration skills.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.

Nice to have

• Experience with electromechanical products, sensors, automotive components, or related industrial products.

Culture & Benefits

• Cross-functional collaboration across countries and cultures.
• Work with colleagues from diverse professional backgrounds and gain new perspectives.
• Environment focused on mutual respect, open communication, and continuous improvement.