Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Industrial Engineering, or a similar discipline. 1–3 years of experience working with mechanical components or equipment refurbishment processes. Solid analytical thinking with the ability to make effective decisions. Strong verbal and written communication skills, with proficiency in presentation tools like Keynote or PowerPoint. Capable of handling and coordinating multiple rebuild projects at the same time.

Effective communication skills, along with hands-on experience in presentation tools such as Keynote or PowerPoint. Ability to efficiently oversee and coordinate multiple rebuild projects at the same time. Good analytical mindset with confident decision-making ability.

1–3 years of experience working with mechanical components. Strong understanding of mechanical systems and their real-world applications. Hands-on exposure to heavy equipment such as construction or mining machinery is a plus. Knowledge of equipment refurbishment processes and managing product lifecycle stages.

🔧 Mechanical Components Power transmission components (gears, shafts, couplings, bearings, seals) Hydraulic & pneumatic systems Fasteners, tolerances & fits (ISO standards) Lubrication systems & tribology Failure modes & root cause analysis 🏗️ Heavy Machinery Construction equipment systems (excavators, dozers, graders) Mining equipment (haul trucks, draglines, crushers) Undercarriage systems & wear management Powertrain & drivetrain systems Engine & cooling systems ♻️ Rebuild & Lifecycle Management Component rebuild process (disassembly to testing) Condition assessment & inspection methods Repair vs replace decision making Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) MTBF, MTTR & lifecycle KPIs OEM vs aftermarket parts Communication & Presentation Structuring technical presentations (Keynote/PowerPoint) STAR method for behavioral questions Translating technical info for non-technical audiences Report writing & documentation