•Lead engineering review of switchgear CAD models, drawingsand BOMs for correctness, completeness and manufacturability.
•Rationalize productarchitecture — restructure large assemblies into a clear hierarchy and identify common versus variant-specific components.
•Define reusable,modular building blocks (incomer, outgoing,bus coupler, bus trunking, bus earth, mounting arrangements and variant assemblies).
•Set and enforce engineering standards: CAD modelingand drafting practices, GD&T, material and surface-finish, naming, numbering and revision control.
•Verify dimensions, tolerances, materials and interfaces againstdrawings and, where required, against the physical product.
•Guide BOM structuring, fastenerstandardization and preparation of engineering metadatafor PLM migration.
•Coordinate and prioritize the work of CAD / engineering-data engineers; review their output and mentor on switchgear-specific engineering.
•Act as the on-sitetechnical interface with the customer— clarifying scope,sequencing work by product priority and reporting progress.
Required Experience & Skills:
•8 to 12 years in switchgear or electrical panel/enclosure engineering — primaryand/or secondary distribution, LV/MV switchgear, busbar systems.
•Strong hands-on 3D CAD capability; able to model, review and correct complex sheet-metal and assembly data. Autodesk Inventorexperience preferred; equivalent (SolidWorks, CATIA, NX) acceptable with willingness to work in Inventor.
•Sound commandof engineering drawings, GD&T , tolerancing, sheet-metal design, fabrication and assembly practices for switchgear.
•Working knowledge of BOM structuring , fastenerstandardization and part numbering/revision practices.
•Understanding of switchgear productarchitecture and how variants are configured from common building blocks.
•Ability to interpret engineering intent and make the data complete enoughfor a second supplier to manufacture without the original designer’s undocumented knowledge.
Coordination & Soft Skills:
•Experience coordinating or leading a small engineering/CAD team and reviewingothers’ work.
•Comfortable as the day-to-day technical point of contact with a customer;clear written and spoken English .
•Organized in prioritizing and sequencing a large-part-count workloadby product priority.
•Quality-first mindsetwith attention to detail and documentation discipline.
