Industry Process Consultant- Transportation & Mobility
dassault systemesRoyal Oak (MI)
Industry Process Consultant- Transportation & Mobility
Posted 43 days ago
dassault systemesRoyal Oak (MI)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Role Descriptions & Responsibilities As a member of the NAM Industry Process Consultant team, you will work in modeling real-world structural CAE problems for the Transportation and Mobility industry. Applications include engine, powertrain, battery, chassis and body systems. You should have extensive experience with commercial FEA software and directly supporting customer projects through pre/post processing, analysis, visualization and communication of FEA simulation results. You will also have the opportunity to research specific client problems and present to Industry Process Consultant team. As an Industry Process Consultant, you will: Provide customers with pre and post-sales support, carrying out Proof of Concept (PoC) development work with Dassault Systemes simulation tools and delivering technical presentations. Carry out consulting projects using Dassault Systemes simulation tools. Train customers in the use of Dassault Systemes simulation tools such as 3DEXPERIENCE platform and Abaqus. Lead customer engagements from a technical perspective. Lead solution and workflow development for the Transportation & Mobility (T & M) industry. Engage with Research & Development (R & D) to provide suggestions for code development to meet industry needs. Represent Dassault Systemes at technical conferences. Develop best practices articles for use of Dassault Systemes SIMULIA products and solutions.
Qualifications:
Master's Degree in Automotive or Mechanical Engineering 5+ years of Transportation & Mobility industry experience including: occupant safety, durability, NVH, or vehicle electrification Ability to work a hybrid schedule in Royal Oak, MIStrong written, verbal, and presentation skills in English with proven multi-tasking abilities
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