Mechanical Engineer - Fresher

About the job:As a 'Junior Mechanical Design Engineer', you'll work with our engineering team to turn ideas into machines. You'll model in SolidWorks, create manufacturing drawings, work with fabricators and vendors, support assembly, and eventually get involved in installation and commissioning. You'll see your work go from a 3D model to a machine running on a factory floor.

Key responsibilities:

1. Create 3D models and assemblies in SolidWorks

2. Prepare fabrication and manufacturing drawings

3. Create and maintain BOMs

4. Work with senior engineers during design reviews

5. Coordinate with fabricators and vendors

6. Support machine assembly and troubleshooting

7. Inspect manufactured and purchased components

8. Visit customer sites for installation and commissioning when required

What you'll work on:

1. Conveyor and material handling systems

2. Packaging and automation machinery

3. Special-purpose machines and mechanisms

4. Machine frames, guarding and fabricated structures

5. Mechanical drives, shafts, bearings and other machine components

What you'll learn:

Machine design. Design for manufacturing. Fabrication. GD&T. Mechanical components. Pneumatics. BOMs. Vendor coordination. Assembly. Commissioning.

And because mechanical, electrical, and controls engineering happen under the same roof, you'll learn how a complete automation machine actually works.

How you'll grow:

You'll start by supporting experienced engineers and learning our design standards.

As you become more capable, you'll move from components assemblies machine modules complete machines project ownership. We don't expect you to know everything on Day 1. We expect you to be curious and willing to learn.Who can apply:Only those candidates can apply who:are Mechanical Engineering studentsSalary:₹ 3,25,000 - 5,00,000 /yearExperience:No experience requiredDeadline:[hidden]:59:59Other perks:Health InsuranceSkills required:SolidWorks and CADOther Requirements:You might be a great fit if:1. You'd rather build a machine than just study one.2. You enjoy CAD, mechanisms, and figuring out how things work.3. You care about getting the details right.4. You're happy to spend some time on the shop floor instead of sitting behind a desk all day.5. And you want your first engineering job to give you real responsibility, not just repetitive drafting.About Company:We build machines that make factories move. Intralog Automation designs and builds industrial automation and material handling systems for manufacturing and FMCG companies. Our work ranges from conveyors and packaging machines to robotic palletising and special-purpose automation, designed, built, and commissioned by our team.

We're a young engineering company, founded in 2019, where you get to work closely across mechanical, electrical, controls and automation and see projects through from the first idea to a working machine. It's a place for people who want to build things, solve real problems, and learn by doing.

Responsibilities

As a 'Junior Mechanical Design Engineer', you'll work with our engineering team to turn ideas into machines. You'll model in SolidWorks, create manufacturing drawings, work with fabricators and vendors, support assembly, and eventually get involved in installation and commissioning. You'll see your work go from a 3D model to a machine running on a factory floor.

Key responsibilities:

1. Create 3D models and assemblies in SolidWorks

2. Prepare fabrication and manufacturing drawings

3. Create and maintain BOMs

4. Work with senior engineers during design reviews

5. Coordinate with fabricators and vendors

6. Support machine assembly and troubleshooting

7. Inspect manufactured and purchased components

8. Visit customer sites for installation and commissioning when required

What you'll work on:

1. Conveyor and material handling systems

2. Packaging and automation machinery

3. Special-purpose machines and mechanisms

4. Machine frames, guarding and fabricated structures

5. Mechanical drives, shafts, bearings and other machine components

What you'll learn:

Machine design. Design for manufacturing. Fabrication. GD&T. Mechanical components. Pneumatics. BOMs. Vendor coordination. Assembly. Commissioning.

And because mechanical, electrical, and controls engineering happen under the same roof, you'll learn how a complete automation machine actually works.

How you'll grow:

You'll start by supporting experienced engineers and learning our design standards.

As you become more capable, you'll move from components assemblies machine modules complete machines project ownership. We don't expect you to know everything on Day 1. We expect you to be curious and willing to learn.