We're a small engineering team working the Pune manufacturing belt — panels, drives, robotics and plant IoT. If you'd rather be on the floor than in a meeting about the floor, this is that kind of place.
Same standard we hold the work to: no inflated promises, just what's actually true about working here.
No handoffs between the person who quotes the job and the person who has to make it work. You see a job through, and you're the one the customer calls back two years later.
Small team means you're on real panels and real commissioning within your first weeks, not shadowing for a year before anyone trusts you with a screwdriver.
Panels this month, a robot cell next, an IIoT gateway after that. Most integrators specialise you into one lane early — we deliberately don't.
AMC response times are planned around realistic staffing, not sold optimistically and then absorbed by whoever's on call. We don't overcommit and then burn out the engineer covering it.
Panel drawings, parameter lists and commented logic are the norm here, not an afterthought — which means you're not the only person who understands what you built.
Engineers who survey and commission well end up running their own jobs end to end. That's not a policy, it's just what happens when the model is "one engineer, one job."
If you're not moving forward, you'll hear that directly — not silence.
Email it against the role, or send it anyway if nothing open fits — we keep a list for the next opening.
A real conversation about what you've actually worked on, not a script. Twenty minutes, both ways.
A paid half-day on a real panel or a real site visit, working alongside the team you'd join.
Straightforward terms, discussed in person before anything is put in writing.
We're always interested in people with real hands-on experience, even without a matching listing above. Send your resume and what you've worked on.
