Simulation Engineer

As a successful family-owned company on a path to global growth, the Brose Group offers challenging responsibilities and exciting career opportunities to performance-driven, skilled specialists with solid professional knowledge and proven career expertise who wish to contribute to our company s success.

Your tasks

• Performing injection molding (Moldflow) simulation to evaluate part filling, warpage and feasibility for manufacturability of plastic parts.
• To effectively communicate simulation results, providing design improvement feedback and optimization recommendations, if required, to enhance product quality during development or production.
• Perform Moldflow simulations for injection-molded plastic components to evaluate manufacturability, filling behavior, warpage, and process optimization.
• Collaborate with local and global tooling experts to assess component manufacturing feasibility and prepare detailed feasibility and simulation reports.
• Provide technical recommendations on gate location, runner design, filling patterns, and process parameters for plastic parts.
• Mentor and train junior engineers on Brose methodologies, best practices, and standards for Moldflow analysis.
• Establish and strengthen Moldflow simulation capabilities in India in alignment with Brose global methodologies and processes.
• Serve as the technical interface for design engineers by providing recommendations to improve part manufacturability, tooling feasibility, and product quality.
• Drive simulation capacity planning by estimating project effort, managing simulation workloads, and aligning timelines with internal and external stakeholders.
• Do periodic knowledge sharing on best practices.
• Responsible for best practice documentation, lesson learnt, project updates, assigning out of office deputy and other routine activities directed by supervisor.
• Support in cases where stretched efforts are needed to support business needs.

Your Profile

• BE / M- Tech (Mech) / Tool designing or Eqv.
• Experience: 4-5 years of relevant experience in Automotive Industry.
• Strong hands-on experience with Moldflow simulation tools (Autodesk Moldflow Insight).
• Knowledge of plastic materials, material behavior, and processing characteristics.
• Understanding of DFM (Design for Manufacturability) principles for plastic components.
• Familiarity with tooling feasibility assessment and injection mold development processes.
• Exposure to automotive industry standards and product development lifecycle preferred.
• Working knowledge of CAD tools such as CATIA is an advantage.
• Strong communication skills, especially with German counterparts.
• Should demonstrate initiative and flexibility.

Benefits package may vary slightly per location