Technical Information Systems Engineer
Cummins · Pune
Job Summary
The Technical Information Systems Engineer is responsible for supporting engineering information, mechanical design and drafting, technical documentation, product data, and engineering change management processes that enable engineering teams to work efficiently and effectively.
The role primarily supports mechanical design and drafting activities for engine and genset components, including 3D modeling, 2D drawing development and review, GD&T, CAD data management, and engineering information processes. The position works closely with Design Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Product Engineering, and other technical stakeholders to deliver accurate engineering information, resolve technical issues, support product development, and improve engineering processes and systems.
Key Responsibilities
Engineering Design & Drafting
- Create, modify, maintain, and review 3D models and 2D engineering drawings for engine and genset components using Creo Parametric.
- Apply established CAD and drafting practices to develop accurate, consistent, and manufacturable engineering documentation.
- Interpret and validate engineering drawings, specifications, models, and design information.
- Apply Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) principles to engine and genset applications.
- Participate in drawing quality reviews and identify discrepancies, errors, and opportunities for improvement.
- Review engineering documentation for compliance with applicable company, industry, national, and international standards, including SAE and ASME requirements.
- Apply mechanical design and drafting principles to support engineering requirements and product development activities.
Engineering Information & Change Management
- Manage and maintain engineering drawings, models, specifications, product information, and technical data using established processes and systems.
- Support CAD data management through Windchill/PLM and other applicable engineering information systems.
- Support the Engineering Change Management process, including the review, documentation, and implementation of applicable engineering changes.
- Ensure engineering information is accurate, current, traceable, and accessible to relevant stakeholders.
- Fulfill engineering information and technical service requests in accordance with defined policies, procedures, and service expectations.
- Document completed work, technical findings, decisions, and results to support knowledge management and effective information sharing.
- Support Engineering Standard Work (ESW), Value Package Introduction (VPI), product change management, and technical information repositories as applicable.
Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Work with Design Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Product Engineering, and other technical functions to understand requirements and deliver appropriate engineering information and solutions.
- Obtain, evaluate, and incorporate inputs from technical stakeholders into engineering documentation and processes.
- Collaborate with technical practitioners to resolve drawing, design, product information, and process-related issues.
- Communicate technical information clearly to stakeholders with varying levels of technical expertise.
- Contribute effectively to team activities and shared engineering objectives.
Problem Solving & Process Improvement
- Own and resolve moderately complex engineering information, design, drafting, product, or process-related issues.
- Analyze technical problems and determine appropriate corrective actions using structured problem-solving methods.
- Evaluate drawings, models, specifications, and technical information to identify discrepancies and potential risks.
- Identify opportunities to improve engineering processes, drafting practices, information quality, and workflow efficiency.
- Contribute to continuous improvement of engineering information systems, processes, and technical documentation.
- Support the development and standardization of effective engineering work processes and best practices.
- Make timely technical decisions using available information while maintaining quality and engineering standards.
Manufacturing & Product Knowledge
- Apply knowledge of engine and genset components when developing and reviewing engineering models and drawings.
- Consider manufacturing requirements and design intent when validating engineering documentation.
- Apply practical understanding of manufacturing processes, particularly castings and sheet metal, when reviewing designs.
- Support effective communication and alignment between design engineering and manufacturing teams.