Ather Energy is Hiring for Mechanical engineer as Motor Engineer

• B.Tech/B.E/M.tech/M.E. or equivalent with Specialization in Electrical / Mechanical/ Mechatronics
• 3-5 years of relevant experience working in motor design

• To work with technology partners to choose and integrate the right motor for Ather’s product.
• To troubleshoot production and field issues related to the motor
• Be Single Point of Contact for all internal and external communication.
• Compare different motor topologies and choose the right options for various vehicle platforms
• Compare motors from vendors from a technical standpoint
• Write detailed requirements for the motor
• To develop innovative test plans that accurately reflect use cases
• Liaise with suppliers to meet internal release and testing milestones
• Define End of Line requirements for the vendor
• Own all interfaces internally and perform Interaction FMEAs
• Adhere to Design Maturity Model
• Draft and execute DVP for motor and controller
• Coordinate testing to ensure validation timelines are met
• Use root cause analysis methods such as Pareto chart, Ishikawa, 5 why, FMEA to identify the source of problems. Bug solving as per Field > Assembly > Material as the general priority.
• Come up with reliable, cost-effective, fast solutions within constraints in a production environment.
• Develop, sustain and exploit data pipeline to monitor and preempt bugs and their status continuously.

Here’s what we are looking for:

Domain skills:

• Deep understanding of the electrical and mechanical design of motors
• Awareness of electromagnetic design of motors
• Motor sizing calculations
• DFx of various components in a motors
• Awareness of motor design and testing standards

Behavioral competencies:

• Hands-on approach to solving problems
• Generating ideas
• Analyzing situations
• Suggesting practical solutions
• Developing relationships
• Establishing rapport
• Leading people
• Providing inspiration
• Upholding standards
• Checking details
• Listening
• Embracing change
• Resolving conflict