Who Are We?
At HyPrix, we're building attritable payload delivery systems for autonomy. Things that fly fast, we're enabling them with conscious software. Replicating the capabilities of expensive conventional frontline systems, we're building the cheapest micro and cruise missile systems on the planet. Built for a war of attrition, built for the era of software-defined warfare, built to cater to the front lines of battlefields where no man should stand in the future.
Learn more about us: https://hyprix.in
What You'll Do
The Junior Mechanical Engineer designs mechanical parts and subassemblies with the guidance of the senior engineers. The position holder learns to take hardware from requirement to delivery, and receives more ownership with experience.
Aerostructures, aerodynamics and flight dynamics are not in the primary scope of this role. Dedicated CAE engineers do the detailed simulation work.
CAD. Create parametric CAD models of machined, sheet-metal, welded and moulded parts, and of subassemblies. Keep the models stable when dimensions or interfaces change.
Drawings and BOMs. Create production drawings and BOM entries with correct views, dimensions, GD&T, materials, finishes and notes. Submit them for check and release through PDM/PLM.
Calculations. Do hand calculations for loads, stresses, deflection, fastener loads and thermal expansion. Give each calculation to a senior engineer for check.
Assembly checks. Do interference, clearance, tool-access and fastener-access checks on assemblies. Estimate mass and centre of gravity.
Vendors. Send drawings to vendors, answer their technical questions and track each part to delivery. Support incoming inspection and First Article Inspection.
Builds and tests. Support prototype builds, assembly, environmental tests, ground tests and flight trials. Record the test results and the as-built configuration.
Change control. Implement approved ECOs in CAD models and drawings, and keep the CAD, drawing and BOM revisions consistent.
Reviews. Present your work at peer reviews, and apply the review feedback to your designs.
Requirements
Minimum Experience (Years)
1-2 year of mechanical design or manufacture. Fresh graduates with strong hands-on hardware projects can also apply.
HyPrix prefers this experience, but it is not mandatory. Demonstrated capability is more important than years.
Required Skills
Hardware. At least one part or assembly that you designed, had manufactured and tested. Examples are a student competition vehicle, a drone, a test rig or a product in a previous job.
CAD. Hands-on capability in a major CAD system, for example SolidWorks, Siemens NX, Creo or CATIA. Ability to make high-quality engineering drawings to common industry standards.
Hands-on skills. Demonstrated fabrication, workshop or laboratory skills.
Drawings. Knowledge of engineering drawing practice, basic GD&T, fits and tolerances.
Fundamentals. Statics, strength of materials, free-body diagrams, stress, deflection, basic fatigue and thermal expansion.
Manufacture. Knowledge of CNC machining, sheet metal, welding, moulding and additive manufacturing, and of their effect on design.
Discipline. Attention to part numbers, materials, tolerances and documentation, also when the work moves fast. You check your own work before you submit it.
A bachelor's degree in mechanical, aerospace or production engineering.
Advantageous Skills/Qualifications
Basic linear static or modal FEA, and tolerance-stack analysis.
Experience with SolidWorks or Siemens NX.
Experience with vibration, shock or environmental tests.
Experience with production drawings at a defence, aerospace or automotive manufacturer or supplier.
Experience with a PDM or PLM system.
Experience with inspection instruments, CMM reports and First Article Inspection reports.
Benefits
Why Join HyPrix?
HyPrix is a lean team with no rule book. Each person receives an end goal tied to a real product, and decides how to achieve it.
The Junior Mechanical Engineer works on real defence hardware from the first day, with direct guidance from senior engineers.
Skills Required
- 1–2 years of mechanical design or manufacturing experience, or demonstrated capability through strong hands-on hardware projects for fresh graduates
- At least one designed, manufactured, and tested part or assembly
- Hands-on capability in a major CAD system such as SolidWorks, Siemens NX, Creo, or CATIA
- Ability to create high-quality engineering drawings to common industry standards
- Demonstrated fabrication, workshop, or laboratory skills
- Knowledge of engineering drawing practice, basic GD&T, fits, and tolerances
- Knowledge of statics, strength of materials, free-body diagrams, stress, deflection, basic fatigue, and thermal expansion
- Knowledge of CNC machining, sheet metal, welding, moulding, additive manufacturing, and design-for-manufacture considerations
- Strong attention to part numbers, materials, tolerances, and documentation
- Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, aerospace, or production engineering
- Basic linear static or modal FEA and tolerance-stack analysis
- Experience with SolidWorks or Siemens NX
- Experience with vibration, shock, or environmental tests
- Production drawing experience at a defense, aerospace, automotive manufacturer, or supplier
- Experience with a PDM or PLM system
- Experience with inspection instruments, CMM reports, and First Article Inspection reports
What We Do
HyPrix Aviation develops end-to-end supersonic and transonic payload-delivery systems for an increasingly hypersonic future. The Bengaluru-based company focuses on propulsion, composite airframes, and software-enabled, attritable defense platforms, including low-cost micro-cruise-missile systems. Its technologies are intended for defense, commercial aviation, and transport applications, with an emphasis on rapid, scalable production and sovereignty in aerospace and defense. The company combines propulsion engineering, structural composites, and autonomy to create flight-ready systems.
