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Emerson Electric · PUNE, MAHARASHTRA, India

Senior Tech Lead Mechatronics

PUNE, MAHARASHTRA, IndiaOn-siteManager or lead

Listed on Emerson Electric’s official careers site. Posted March 27, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

In This Role, Your Responsibilities Will Be: A Mechatronics Engineer must have solid technical skills in the fields of mechanics, electronics, Electrical and computer science System Architecture & Mechatronic Design: Lead design of complex mechatronic systems involving BLDC, stepper, and servo motors. Architect integrated motion systems combining sensors, actuators, drives, and controllers for industrial machines.

Motor Control, Drives & Embedded Software

Specify and optimize DC motor drives and actuator systems for efficiency, thermal performance, and precision. Competence in the use and management of sensors and actuators, PLCs, and embedded systems Develop and tune motion‑control algorithms, PID/FOC loops, and embedded software (C/C++/Python). Modeling, Simulation & Prototyping Use MATLAB/Simulink and CAE tools to model dynamics, NVH, thermal behavior, and system performance.

Lead rapid prototyping, testing, root‑cause analysis, and supplier coordination for custom components. Gear Train & Transmission Design Design spur, helical, planetary, and harmonic gear systems for motor-driven mechanisms. Perform gear macro/micro geometry design, backlash/tolerance analysis, and strength/life calculations using AGMA/ISO standards. Knowledge of Ball Screw, lead screw and different Mechanism for Rotary to Linear conversion.

Work together with Hydraulic expert to integrate electronics to Actuator systems Motion System Integration Select and size motors, gearboxes, encoders/resolvers, brakes, and drives using load, inertia, and duty-cycle analysis. Define mechanical requirements, architecture, and detailed designs for precision motion assemblies. Understanding of the principles governing automatic control systems, such as control system theory and system modeling Testing, Validation & Reliability Conduct bench testing, torque‑speed characterization, NVH validation, and system debugging.

Perform DFMEA, verification planning, design validation, and implement corrective actions. Manufacturing & DFM/DFA Apply DFM/DFA principles and select appropriate materials and processes for gears, shafts, housings, and transmission components. Cross‑Functional Collaboration & Compliance Work closely with electronics, firmware, mechanical, and manufacturing teams across development stages. Ensure compliance with industry safety and regulatory standards (UL, CSA, FM, ISO, IEC, NEC, FDA).

Communicate design decisions, risks, and results to global stakeholders.

For This Role, You Will Need

Bachelor’s/Master’s in Mechatronics/Mechanical/Electrical or related. Min 15 years in mechatronic design focused on motorized and gear‑based systems. Strong knowledge of BLDC/Stepper motors, drivers, power stages, feedback devices (incremental/absolute encoders, resolvers), and motion control fundamentals. Hands‑on experience with AGMA/ISO gear design and analysis, tolerance analysis, bearing selection and preload, shaft/housing stiffness, and NVH basics.

Experience with power analyzers, oscilloscopes, torque/force sensors, accelerometers, spectrum analyzers, and dynamometer test benches. Working knowledge of relevant ISO, IEC & UL/CE standards. Excellent problem-solving, Critical thinking and debugging skills. Strong communication and collaboration skills.

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