The responsibilities of an IT hardware production engineer include:

1.  Designing and developing computer hardware components and systems: The IT hardware production engineer is responsible for designing and developing hardware components and systems. This includes designing computer hardware components such as motherboards, processors, and memory modules, as well as entire computer systems.

2. Testing and troubleshooting hardware issues to ensure functionality and reliability: The IT hardware production engineer is responsible for testing and troubleshooting hardware issues to ensure that computer hardware components and systems function properly and reliably. They must have knowledge of testing methodologies and use testing tools and techniques to identify and resolve hardware issues.

3. Developing and maintaining production schedules to ensure timely delivery of products: The IT hardware production engineer is responsible for developing and maintaining production schedules to ensure that products are delivered on time. They must work closely with other departments, such as production, logistics, and sales, to ensure that production schedules align with customer demand.

4. Collaborating with other engineers to develop new hardware products and improve existing ones: The IT hardware production engineer collaborates with other engineers to develop new hardware products and improve existing ones. They must work closely with other engineers to understand the technical requirements of new products and develop hardware solutions that meet those requirements.

5. Ensuring that production processes are efficient: The IT hardware production engineer is responsible for ensuring that production processes are efficient. This includes analyzing production processes, identifying bottlenecks, and implementing process improvements to increase efficiency and reduce costs.

6. Overseeing quality control standards to ensure that products meet the required specifications and standards: The IT hardware production engineer is responsible for overseeing quality control standards to ensure that products meet the required specifications and standards. They must have knowledge of quality control methodologies and use quality control tools and techniques to ensure that products meet the required standards.

7. Managing inventory and ordering supplies as needed: The IT hardware production engineer is responsible for managing inventory and ordering supplies as needed. They must work closely with suppliers to ensure that the organization has the necessary supplies and materials to meet production requirements.

8. Coordinating with other departments to ensure that production goals are met: The IT hardware production engineer must coordinate with other departments, such as production, logistics, and sales, to ensure that production goals are met. They must work closely with these departments to ensure that production schedules align with customer demand.

9. Keeping up-to-date with the latest developments in hardware engineering and technology: The IT hardware production engineer must keep up-to-date with the latest developments in hardware engineering and technology. They must attend conferences, read industry publications, and participate in professional organizations to stay current with the latest trends and developments in the field.

10. Providing technical support to customers and clients as needed: The IT hardware production engineer may be required to provide technical support to customers and clients as needed. They must have strong communication skills and be able to explain technical issues and solutions to non-technical individuals.

Here are the top 10 requirements for an IT hardware production engineer:

1. Bachelor's degree in computer engineering, electrical engineering, or a related field.

2. At least 3-5 years of experience in hardware design, development, and testing.

3. Proficiency in hardware design tools such as Cadence or Altium Designer.

4. Familiarity with manufacturing processes, quality control standards, and supply chain management.

5. Strong project management skills and experience with project management software.

6. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.

7. Good communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work in a team environment.

8. Attention to detail and ability to work with precision.

9. Flexibility and adaptability to changing project requirements and timelines.

10. Knowledge of industry standards and regulations related to hardware engineering, such as FCC and CE regulations.

1. Salary - Best in the Industry.

2.  Incentive - Best in the Industry.

3.  Medical Policy for the Candidate Family.

4. Career Growth.

Current India is walking towards Atmanirbhar Bharat, and the Government of India has taken a huge initiative at the policy-making level to make it happen by releasing the Vision Document on Electronics Manufacturing Roadmap to make India a powerhouse to reach USD 300Bn in electronics manufacturing by 2026 from a current USD 75Bn.

Make in India (MII) is one such subset Initiative where the Government of India has asked all Government Departments (55,000 in GeM) to buy only Make In India IT Hardware products (where local content is 51% or Class 1 Supplier) this has opened the doors for many Indian brands like RDP to take part in nations mission by manufacturing most affordable high quality make in India IT Hardware products from India to the World by becoming Local Champions.

PLI (Production Linked Incentives) is also a special incentive by the Government of India to local manufacturers to be competitive in the global markets.