Nosh-Mechanical Design Engineer

Mechanical Design Engineer

About Company:

Euphotic is a deep-tech, IP heavy start-up based out Bangalore working on automizing the tedious task of cooking. Idea is to take humanity forward and relieve it completely from cooking in the next 20 years. Our vision is to enable everyone to cook and to taste the dishes from the corners of the Earth, making sure no one misses those meals they crave, any time of the day We are a multi-disciplinary team of passionate techies and scientists with expertise in mechanical, electronics, AI, food and manufacturing working together. At Euphotic, we believein creating world-class products with a value-oriented problem-solving approach. At Euphotic, we believe in believing in people and help them unleash their maximum potential. We believe in giving frank & specific feedbacks that help one to come out of own limiting barriers. At Euphotic, we believe in being excellent while being very humble. Euphotic founders are leader in themselves who has emerged from humble backgrounds and raised to world class level.

Yatin: M.Tech IISc, built and delivered 4+ products from sketch. Tech enthusiast

Pranav: Veteran sales leader at BSH, Hitachi & Videocon.

Amit: ISB, NIT Raipur, , an early employee of mu sigma, Value Edge

Sudeep: BITS Pilani, Georgia Tech, System

Euphotic Labs is backed by SINE IITB, IISc and IKP EDEN and a few staller angel investors.

What You'll Do

● Lead the design and development of mechanical systems, focusing on automotive mechanisms (e.g., drives, actuators).

● Strong understanding of sheet metal design, linear motion and plastics part design

● Collaborate with cross-functional teams (design, electronics, and manufacturing) to integrate mechanical systems into new product designs.

● Develop and evaluate prototypes, perform detailed tolerance analyses, and refine designs based on testing results.

● Manage the entire product lifecycle from concept, design, and prototyping to production and validation.

● Ensure designs meet performance, reliability, safety, and manufacturability standards.

● Interface with suppliers and manufacturers to ensure smooth transition from design to production.

● Conduct root-cause analysis and implement design improvements for existing products

● Argue and fight over what is the best choice for the customer

Who You Are?

● Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field.

● 4+ years of experience in NPD, with a focus on automotive mechanism design.

● Strong proficiency in CAD software (e.g., SolidWorks, CATIA, or NX) and FEA

analysis.

● Hands-on experience in designing and validating electro-mechanical systems

● Knowledge of material selection, manufacturing processes (e.g., stamping,

injection moulding), and GD&T.

● Experience with DFMEA, PFMEA, and tolerance stack-up analysis.

● Clear thought process, believe in simplifying rather than complicating

● Argue and fight over the opinions. Believe in always choosing the best

● Done multiple projects during graduation/post-graduation. Participated and

performed in tech competitions.

Bonus

● Design graduate or post graduate from Tier 1, Tier 2 institute like IITs, BITS, IISc,

NITs, MIT, VIT, RV, PESIT etc

● Worked for a start-up or automotive sector on electro-mechanical design

What will you get:

● Opportunity to work on few of the toughest problems of humanity

● A lot of support which makes you an excellent engineer

● Opportunity to work on the latest technology

● Opportunity to work with highly tech competent team

● Openness and care like a family member

Euphotic Core Values

● Customer Obsession – Seeing customer happy is the most important goal. All

discussions are keeping customers on focus. Tech doesn't matter till it bring values

in customers life.

● Bias for Action -- We are a growing team and an evolving product. We want a

team of do'ers to drive the company forward.

● Act Like an Owner -- Make your territory your own. Execute on the fundamentals,

and act creatively to drive growth

● Always Be Learning -- We are creating a new vision for our industry. We should

adapt and learn