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Varad Auto Components LLP -Engineer - Design

Yash Group of Industries·📍 Wai, Maharashtra, India

Employment

FULL TIME

Work mode

On-site

Experience

5–10 years

Salary

₹30K – ₹35K/mo

Role overview

Job description

Job Title: Design Engineer – Forging (Die Design & CNC Programming) Experience: 5 to 10 years of experience in the Forging Industry Qualification: ITI / Diploma / Degree in Mechanical Engineering Key Skills & Expertise: Proficiency in design software: AutoCAD and Unigraphics (NX) Experience with DelCam / WorkNC (CAM software) Strong knowledge of forging die design Hands-on experience in CNC / VMC machine programming Exposure to product development and PPAP documentation Salary: ₹25,000 – ₹30,000 per month (based on experience and expertise) Age Criteria: Preferably below 35 years

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  • Source: Yash Group of Industries's official careers site · still listed there on 9 Nov 2026
  • Posted 28 Apr 2026

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Qualification

ITI / Diploma / Degree in Mechanical Engineering Key Skills & Expertise: Proficiency in design software: AutoCAD and Unigraphics (NX) Experience with DelCam / WorkNC (CAM software) Strong knowledge of forging die design Hands-on experience in CNC / VMC machine programming Exposure to product development and PPAP documentation

Department · Development

Hiring company

Yash Group of Industries

Manufacturing

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