SANDIP PRADHAN

Design and Develop Electronic Hardware – Create and modify circuit designs, schematics, and layouts for electronic devices and systems.
PCB Layout and Design – Develop printed circuit boards (PCBs), ensuring optimal component placement and routing.
Prototyping and Testing – Build and test hardware prototypes to evaluate performance, functionality, and reliability.
Component Selection – Research and select appropriate electronic components, ensuring they meet design and performance requirements.
Troubleshooting and Debugging – Diagnose and resolve hardware issues, ensuring smooth performance and compatibility with other systems.
Product Development Support – Collaborate with cross-functional teams (e.g., software, mechanical engineers) throughout the product development lifecycle.
Documentation – Prepare and maintain detailed design specifications, technical drawings, and testing reports.
Compliance and Safety Testing – Ensure hardware designs comply with relevant industry standards, safety regulations, and environmental guidelines.
Cost and Performance Optimization – Work on improving cost-effectiveness, power efficiency, and durability of electronic devices.
Technical Support – Provide support to manufacturing, sales, and customer service teams regarding hardware-related issues.
Firmware Integration – Work closely with software/firmware engineers to ensure seamless hardware-software integration.
Continuous Improvement – Stay updated on the latest hardware technologies and industry trends, incorporating new technologies into future designs.

• Technical Support and Troubleshooting – Provide on-site and remote technical support to customers, diagnosing and resolving issues related to product performance and integration.
  Customer Training and Onboarding – Conduct training sessions to educate customers on product usage, best practices, and technical features.
  Pre-Sales Support – Collaborate with sales teams to understand customer needs, present product solutions, and assist in technical discussions during the sales process.
  System Integration – Assist customers with the installation and integration of hardware and software systems, ensuring compatibility with existing infrastructure.
  Custom Solutions Development – Work closely with clients to develop customized solutions based on specific technical requirements.
  Product Demonstrations – Conduct product demos for customers, showcasing key features, applications, and performance benefits.
  Customer Feedback and Product Development – Gather feedback from customers and relay it to the engineering and product development teams for future enhancements and improvements.
  Documentation and Reporting – Prepare technical documentation, including user manuals, application notes, and detailed reports on system performance.
  Industry and Product Expertise – Stay updated on industry trends, emerging technologies, and competitor products to provide customers with the best solutions.
  Cross-Functional Collaboration – Work closely with engineering, product management, and sales teams to ensure customer satisfaction and product success.
  Field Testing and Evaluation – Conduct field tests of products at customer sites, ensuring proper functionality and gathering data for performance analysis.
  Project Management – Manage technical projects with customers, ensuring that implementation is completed on time and meets customer expectations.

• Perform Routine Maintenance – Conduct regular inspections, cleaning, and servicing of machinery and equipment to ensure optimal performance.
  Diagnose Mechanical and Electrical Issues – Identify the root cause of equipment malfunctions and apply appropriate troubleshooting techniques to resolve issues.
  Repair and Replace Parts – Fix or replace defective parts, components, or systems using tools such as wrenches, screwdrivers, and soldering equipment.
  Preventive Maintenance – Implement preventive maintenance plans to reduce downtime and extend the lifespan of equipment.
  Inspect Systems and Equipment – Check electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems to ensure they operate correctly and safely.
  Maintain Maintenance Logs – Keep accurate records of maintenance activities, including repairs, replacements, and system checks.
  Collaborate with Other Departments – Work closely with production, quality, and engineering teams to ensure equipment meets performance and safety standards.
  Respond to Emergencies – Quickly respond to breakdowns or urgent maintenance requests to minimize production disruptions.
  Install New Equipment – Assist in the setup, calibration, and installation of new machinery or systems, ensuring proper operation and safety.
  Follow Safety Protocols – Adhere to safety guidelines and standards to prevent accidents and ensure a safe working environment.
  Test Equipment After Repairs – Conduct tests to verify that equipment functions properly after repairs or maintenance activities.
  Order and Manage Spare Parts – Ensure the availability of necessary spare parts and tools by maintaining an inventory and placing orders when required.
  Assist with Upgrades and Improvements – Support the implementation of equipment upgrades and system improvements to increase efficiency and reliability.
  Stay Updated on Industry Trends – Keep up-to-date with new technologies, maintenance techniques, and best practices to improve maintenance effectiveness.