👉 OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer, and in the context of engineering, it refers to a company that designs, manufactures, and supplies the complete systems, components, or subsystems required by another company to produce a specific product. In OEM engineering, the OE manufacturer collaborates closely with the original equipment provider (OEP) to ensure that the final product meets the OEP's specifications, quality standards, and performance requirements. This involves detailed collaboration on design, testing, and production processes to ensure seamless integration and functionality of the final product. OEM engineers must possess a deep understanding of both their own engineering capabilities and the OEP's product requirements to deliver high-quality, customized solutions that meet market demands while maintaining cost-effectiveness and reliability.
