Vehicle Systems Design & Release Engineer at FEV North America Inc – Auburn Hills, Michigan

FEV is looking for a Vehicle Systems Design & Release Engineer responsible for design and release of passenger, commercial, off-highway, and military vehicle systems. There will be a considerable level of interaction with the component suppliers to ensure required technical content of the systems.

Job Responsibilities:

• Conduct design and release activities for various vehicle systems from requirements definition to production release
• Direct the efforts of design personnel
• Create and maintain engineering and quality documentation
• Oversee prototype builds
• Track all system virtual and physical validation activities

• US Citizen or Permanent Resident
• BSME or equivalent
• 3+ years’ experience required in design and production release of vehicle systems for passenger, commercial, off-highway, or military vehicles
• Experience with the design of chassis and/or powertrain integration components and systems
• Strong knowledge of GD&T principles
• Experience conducting assembly level dimensional tolerance stack-up calculations
• Thorough understanding of manufacturing and assembly processes
• Specific experience managing supplier quality, cost, and timing
• Experience generating quality documentation such as FMEA, DVP&R, etc.
• Must be a highly motivated team player with excellent organizational and communication skills

Preferred Qualifications:

• Teamcenter PDM experience
• Design experience with various CAD platforms
• Experience with hybrid and electric vehicles
• Experience developing engineering test specifications
• Demonstrated experience planning and coordinating design and/or production validation testing (experience using reliability methods a plus)
• Ability to interpret test data to support product validation
• Understanding of CAE procedures
• Demonstrated problem solving skills using Design of Experiments (DOE), 8D, etc.

Equal opportunity employer as to all protected groups, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities