We are looking for a Data Domain Specialist with prior industry experience who can help interpret and review client-provided mechanical and manufacturing-related data. This role acts as a bridge between client data and internal teams, ensuring the data being processed is relevant, accurate, and useful.
Key Responsibilities
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Understand and review mechanical and manufacturing-related client data
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Guide data processing teams on data relevance and usage
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Help define tagging and classification guidelines
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Review processed outputs and provide feedback for corrections
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Support quality checks and validation activities
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Assist during client discussions when domain input is required
Required Skills & Experience
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3–6 years of experience in mechanical engineering/electrical engineering/electronics engineering roles within OEMs or manufacturing organizations
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Strong understanding of mechanical and manufacturing concepts
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Ability to interpret technical data and explain it clearly to non-domain teams
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Experience with reviewing, validating, or tagging data
Nice to Have
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Experience working with Engineering design docs, BOM, PLM Software and CAD models
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Experience working with data, analytics, or AI teams
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Exposure to quality, process, or documentation-heavy projects
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Familiarity with tools used for tagging or reviewing data
What We’re Looking For
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Strong domain fundamentals with a practical mindset
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Ability to make judgment calls on data relevance
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Good communication and collaboration skills
Comfortable working in a fast-moving startup environment
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