Chassis Design Engineer - Passenger Vehicles (Creo)

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apptadDenver (CO)

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About the role

Job Title: Chassis Design Engineer - Passenger Vehicles (Creo)

Location: Evans, GA (Onsite)

Experience: 5+ Years

Employment Type: 12 months Contract

We are looking for an experienced and self-driven Chassis Design Engineer with 5 to 7 years of proven experience in the passenger vehicle segment, proficient in Creo. The role involves end-to-end design of chassis components with a focus on Concept design, 3D model & 2D manufacturing drawings with strong knowledge on manufacturability.

Key Responsibilities: Design and develop chassis subsystems such as:

Front and rear suspension members (control arms, subframes, knuckles)
Engine cradles, torsion beams, and axle brackets
Mounting structures for steering, braking, and powertrain

Create 3D models and 2D drawings with Creo, ensuring GD&T and manufacturing readiness. Perform vehicle packaging studies for chassis integration Ensure designs meet the requirements in coordination with CAE and testing teams. Collaborate with internal & cross-functional teams to provide efficient design against manufacturability. Maintain design documentation and change control through PLM tools such as Windchill (Optional, nice to have)

Required Skills & Qualifications:

5 to 7 years of chassis or structural design experience in passenger vehicles
Expert-level skills in Creo (preferably V6.0)
Strong knowledge of sheet metal and welded structures
Proficiency in GD&T, DFM/DFA, and design release process
Understanding of automotive regulations (AIS, ECE, FMVSS) - preferable
Experience with vehicle dynamics, chassis load cases, and test feedback implementation
Familiar with CAE correlation, tolerance stack-up, and failure root cause analysis

Education: B.E. / B.Tech in Mechanical / Automotive Engineering (Optional)

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