Chassis component Design Engineer
toogann technologiesRaymond (OH)
Chassis component Design Engineer
Posted 8 days ago
toogann technologiesRaymond (OH)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Chassis Components Design Release Engineer (DRE)
Job Summary:
The Chassis Components Design Engineer is responsible for the design, development, validation, and release of chassis systems and components including Wheels, Brakes, Fuel systems, Exhaust systems, and related assemblies. This role requires strong CAD proficiency, sound engineering judgment, and the ability to work cross‑functionally with suppliers, manufacturing, CAE, and test teams to deliver robust, manufacturable designs that meet performance, cost, quality, and timing requirements.
The Design Engineer will manage multiple component programs simultaneously, apply engineering standards and best practices, and make technical decisions with moderate supervision.
Description:
:Requires a BS or MS in engineering. Must be proficient in technical writing and possess computer skills for scientific and technical applications. Must be able to proficiently handle multiple projects and develop analytical procedures. Work with suppliers to assure parts/services are requested appropriately, evaluate technical proposals, and write technical reports. Make technical decisions with moderate supervision. Ability to report research and test results in various technical formats. Able to work with a team or on an individual basis to reach project goal
ts: Must be able to design and develop Chassis components (Subframe, Engine Mounts, Suspension/Steering components, et
c).Prior design experience with complex aluminum die casting and stamped/welded structures is preferr
ed: Must be able to work with other design and test engineers and suppliers to analyze and resolve technical proble
ms: Must be able to handle multiple projects and work with a team to meet development schedule
ency: Both Solid and Surface modeling flu
ency: Design intent and robust modeling (models can withstand major revis
ion):Drawing and GD&T aware
nce: Strong understanding of design for manufacturabi
lity: Ability to pick up new standards and methodolo
gies: Capability to interpret basic CAE result (stiffness, natural frequency, etc)
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