Plant and Facility Layout Engineer

About the Company:
CY4 Digital Twin Products & Solutions Pvt. Ltd. is an engineering and technology company that supports manufacturing organisations on their digital transformation journey. Founded in 2019, CY4 delivers solutions across Digital Twin, Industry 4.0, 3D factory design, manufacturing and industrial engineering, process simulation, CAD automation, and asset-tracking applications. We help customers improve productivity, optimise manufacturing processes, enhance operational visibility, and modernise engineering workflows. At CY4, professionals work with multidisciplinary teams, advanced engineering technologies, and leading industrial customers on complex transformation projects.

About the Role:
We are looking for a Plant Layout Engineer role that designs facility layouts, production lines, and equipment placement to optimize workflow and operational efficiency. With AutoCAD 2D experience, the engineer creates floor plans, positions machinery, and quickly updates and modifies drawings and the setup.

Responsibilities:
Design floor plans and accurate 2D layouts for workspaces, machinery, utilities, and storage areas.
Optimize space utilization by arranging equipment, assembly lines, and material flow paths.
Update and revise layout drawings to accommodate new equipment, process changes, and facility expansions.
Collaborate with safety, mechanical, electrical, and operations teams to resolve layout-related challenges.
Ensure layouts comply with safety and operational requirements.

Skills Required
AutoCAD 2D: Proficiency in 2D drafting, drawing modification, block creation and management, layer management, dimensioning, layout design, layout modifications, and engineering drawing/layout interpretation.
Space Planning: Understanding of workflow optimization, material movement, and safe personnel circulation.
Adaptability: Ability to work in a fast-paced startup environment and respond quickly to design changes.
Engineering Knowledge: Understanding of machine dimensions, utility requirements, equipment clearances, and safety regulations.

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