Quality Control Engineer

About the role

Enertia is seeking a technically strong Electrical, Mechanical, or HVAC Engineer to ensure the quality, safety and reliability of its premium home appliances through product testing, inspections and continuous improvement.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct electrical, mechanical and functional inspections to verify compliance with Enertia quality standards.
• Test electrical circuits, PCBs, wiring, sensors, controllers and safety systems using appropriate instruments.
• Inspect compressors, pumps, motors, refrigeration and plumbing assemblies for reliability.
• Validate heating, cooling, airflow, water flow and filtration performance before product release.
• Perform root‑cause analysis on failures and propose corrective and preventive actions.
• Support production teams to improve manufacturing processes and reduce defects.
• Collaborate with R&D, supply‑chain and after‑sales teams to resolve technical issues.
• Maintain accurate inspection reports, test records, SOPs and quality documentation.
• Ensure compliance with internal standards, engineering specifications and relevant safety regulations.
• Drive continuous‑improvement initiatives to lower warranty claims and enhance product reliability.

Required profile

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics, HVAC/R or Electronics Engineering.
• 2–5 years of experience in quality, manufacturing, testing or product engineering.
• Strong understanding of electrical systems, refrigeration, HVAC and mechanical assemblies.
• Ability to read electrical schematics, wiring diagrams and mechanical drawings.
• Proven analytical, troubleshooting and problem‑solving abilities.
• Familiarity with ISO 9001, IEC standards and quality management systems is a plus.

Required skills

• Multimeter, clamp meter, insulation tester and power analyzer.
• Reading and interpreting electrical schematics and wiring diagrams.
• Reading mechanical drawings and technical specifications.
• Knowledge of ISO 9001 and IEC standards.
• Root‑cause analysis and corrective‑action methodology.