Hardware Engineer

Job Title: Hardware Engineer (Simulation & Mechatronics)

Company: Cusmat Tech

Location: Bengaluru, India (On-site)

Job Type: Full-time

About Cusmat

At Cusmat, we build advanced, hardware-integrated training simulators for high-risk industrial sectors like Mining, Logistics, and Heavy Manufacturing. Our systems combine realistic physical controls, motion platforms, and real-time software to train operators safely and efficiently.

The Role

We are looking for a hands-on Hardware Engineer to own the physical architecture of our simulator systems. You will bridge the gap between design and physical rollout—handling everything from electronic/structural layouts and multi-part assembly to managing external manufacturing vendors.

Core Responsibilities

• Electro-Mechanical Design: Create layouts for simulator hardware structures, wire harnesses, electronic sensors, and industrial control inputs.
• Assembly & Integration: Direct and execute the physical assembly work, ensuring multiple hardware parts, structural fittings, and electronic subsystems integrate perfectly.
• Vendor & Supply Chain Management: Identify, source, and manage relationships with multiple fabrication partners and PCB vendors to ensure on-time, cost-effective production.
• Design for Manufacturing (DFM): Optimize designs to simplify the assembly process, reduce production costs, and improve hardware reliability.
• Quality Control: Set inspection standards for incoming vendor components and troubleshoot any physical or electrical defects before final rollout.

Requirements

• Education: B.Tech/M.Tech in Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics, or Electronics Engineering.
• Experience: Experience in physical hardware product development, industrial electronics, or simulator assembly.
• Technical Skills:
• Proficiency with CAD software (e.g., SolidWorks, Catia, etc).
• Strong understanding of structural fittings, mfg and wiring layouts.
• Operations: Proven ability to manage Bills of Materials (BOM), negotiate with manufacturing vendors, and meet tight production timelines.