Assembly Engineer

• Learn about hub motor and mid-drive motor components and their functions. • Follow work instructions and guidance from supervisors for each stage of assembly. • Assist in handling coils, winding placement, and basic processing. • Support in maintaining cleanliness and order during winding operations. • Help in fitting, aligning, and securing stator parts using tools and fixtures. • Ensure correct orientation of components as per drawings. • Learn step-by-step assembly of rotor, stator, bearings, and other parts. • Use hand tools (screwdrivers, snap fittings, torque tools) under supervision. • Assist in basic functional checks (continuity, rotation, insulation tests). • Report any abnormal observations to senior operators. • Support in visual inspection of assembled motors for defects or missing parts. • Maintain basic records of completed work. • Follow ESD, PPE, and safety guidelines while handling components and tools. • Keep the workstation clean and organized. • Actively participate in on-the-job training to gain technical skills.