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Lead Engineer -Appliance Design & Development

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Lead Engineer at Bosch (Bengaluru) taking technical ownership of domestic boiler hydraulic systems and components — pumps, valves, heat exchangers, hydraulic modules, piping — from concept development through design reviews, validation against DVPs, and series support, working with suppliers and cross-functional teams. Core tools: Siemens NX, Teamcenter, GD&T/ISO-GPS.

Lead Engineer with strong expertise in Domestic Boiler Appliances, Hydraulic Systems and Mechanical Product Development. The candidate will take technical ownership of domestic boiler hydraulic systems and components, including pumps, valves, heat exchangers, hydraulic modules, piping and interfaces, pipe joining methods covering concept development, component integration, design reviews, validation and series support. The role involves developing components in collaboration with local and international suppliers, leading the development and validation of components/modules against Design Validation Plans (DVP) and applicable standards, The candidate will lead design reviews, stakeholder management and technical discussions with suppliers, while coordinating with Purchasing, Manufacturing, Quality and cross-functional engineering teams and ensuring compliance with the Bosch Quality Management System and documentation processes. Strong hands-on experience in Siemens NX and Teamcenter, along with knowledge of GD&T/ISO-GPS, Tolerance stack-up, Plastics & Sheet metal ,DFMEA/DRBFM, DFM/DFA and Engineering Change Management is required.

Preferred experience:
Domestic Boilers | Heating Systems | Heat Pumps | HVAC Hydraulic Modules

B.E. / B. Tech in Mechanical

6 to 10 years

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