Senior Design Release Engineer
Senior Design Release Engineer
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- As a Senior Product Engineer, you willbe responsible forleading product development and
- Core Engineering /integration activities within the Seat Core Engineeringteam. Responsibilities include utilizing engineering tools and processes to successfully develop seat variants for vehicle programs.
- Effectively achieve program milestonesbythorough and rigorous program management.
- (Responsibilities):Design, development, analysis, implementation, and validation of the complex Seat subsystems will be yourday to dayduties.
- Perform engineering design evaluations and concept development across vehicle programs usingDFSSapproach.
- Utilize engineering tools (DFMEA, ICDs, PFMEA) and leverage CAE groups including Safety Performance to successfully develop the best system design solutions.
- Complete DFMEA's (FIT) on time with quality.
- Package components, manage CAD development through supplier or GMdesignersand collaborate with other systems within the vehicle.
- Ensurebest practices are incorporated in the CAD andseekssupport when bestpracticenot met.
- Work cross-functionally to support initial vehicle configuration work, realize cost optimization, deliver customer-driven requirements, and implement product and process improvements
- Balance business imperatives, including but not limited to cost, mass, complexity, timing, and content
- Communicate information to and from internal and external customer organizations (e.g. Creative Design, Purchasing, Manufacturing, Quality, suppliers) and lead the product development team (PDT).Track and resolve open issues with support.
- Review, supportand apply benchmarking for design direction competitiveness.
- SupportSVIteam through early engagement.
- Understanding customer needs and architecture limitations
- Integrate components, occupant and seating system
- Look forward and anticipate usages ( do not focus on point solutions)
- Develop RE-USE strategy across all Seating systems
- Reduce component variants
- Provide improvements and solutions to enable comfort and craftsmanship
- Provide features and solutions for consistent quality assembly and closeout (to seat and vehicle)
- Support virtual validation goals.
- Incorporate lessons learned and continuous improvements based on physical validation and builds
- Your Skills & Abilities (Required Qualifications):Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering/ Industrial and Systems Engineering/ Civil Engineering required
- Minimum 5+ years of developing and executing technical solutions for mechanical components to support new vehicle programs
- Previous Seat development experience
- Balancing business imperatives, including but not limited to cost, mass, complexity, and timing
- Comfortable working with multidisciplinary and cross-cultural teams
- Ability to deal optimally with ambiguity and forward-thinking environment
- Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) – Green belt certification required
- Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) – Black belt certification required
- What Will Give You A Competitive Edge (Preferred Qualifications):Master Degree in Engineering preferred
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