Engineer- Structural Mechanics

What you'll do:

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Eaton India Innovation Center (EIIC) - Center for Digital Engineering (CDE) has an Engineer open position. The primary responsibility of this role is design and development of various Eaton products for Vibration & Dynamics technology domain. Individual will be required to partner with global teams, understand the design intent, develop and validate Vibration & Dynamics simulation models to substantiate the engineering designs.

This position requires an individual with quality experience in Structural Mechanics/Dynamics analysis domain. Preference will be given to incumbents with a strong background in Solid Mechanics, Strenght of Materials,Vibration & Dynamics domain in electrical products. The incumbent must have a proven track record of multitasking and working with short delivery cycles. Consistent with the Eaton philosophy, the individual will be responsible for tracking quality measurements relating to developing digital prototyping methodologies, validating with test data & deployment of the methodologies in product design.