Join Capgemini Engineering, a global leader in engineering services, as a Mechanical Design Engineer. This role is ideal for experienced professionals seeking a career filled with opportunities and innovation. You'll be instrumental in designing, developing, and improving mechanical systems for wind turbines and industrial equipment.

We empower our team members to shape their careers within a collaborative and inclusive global community. Be part of a company that drives technological advancements and sustainable growth for leading engineering and manufacturing organizations.

If you're passionate about reimagining what's possible and making a tangible difference, Capgemini Engineering offers a dynamic environment where no two days are the same.

As a Mechanical Design Engineer, you will be responsible for the complete design lifecycle of wind turbine components and mechanical systems. This includes creating robust, cost-effective, and manufacturable designs using NX CAD, ensuring compliance with all engineering standards and safety requirements.

You will collaborate with cross-functional teams, suppliers, and stakeholders to develop innovative solutions. Your duties will encompass design reviews, risk assessments, and driving engineering excellence throughout product development.

Key responsibilities include designing fabricated structures, sheet metal parts, and bolted/welded assemblies. You'll apply advanced CAD methodologies, define tolerances using GPS/GD&T, and prepare essential engineering documentation.

We are seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer with 5 to 8 years of experience in wind turbine, heavy engineering, or industrial equipment design. A Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from relevant industries is required.

Proficiency in NX and CATIA is essential, along with strong experience in parametric modeling, expression-based modeling, and assembly management. Familiarity with designing sheet metal components, fabricated structures, and welded assemblies is crucial.

Solid knowledge of GD&T and engineering drafting standards is a must. Experience with Teamcenter or similar PLM systems is also required. You should be adept at conducting tolerance stack-up analysis and FMEA.