Key Responsibilities

• Support the design, packaging, and release of powertrain mounting systems, elasto-kinematic components, and structural isolation brackets.

• Coordinate engineering change management activities, authoring engineering notices and maintaining accurate Bill of Materials (BOM) data.

• Conduct 3D CAD digital mock-up (DMU) reviews and packaging studies to ensure clearance compliance within the engine bay and chassis environments.

• Track project deliverables, maintain engineering records, and monitor component milestones to guarantee timely program execution.

• Collaborate with Tier 1 component suppliers to review manufacturing tooling status, timing plans, and technical data compliance.

• Assist in defining and tracking Design Verification Plans and Reports (DVP&R) for component-level fatigue, stiffness, and environmental validation.

• Prepare technical reports, meeting agendas, and presentations for engineering reviews and milestone alignment meetings.

• Participate in problem-solving activities and root-cause analyses for issues identified during vehicle prototyping and assembly plant builds.

• Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Mechatronics, or a related engineering discipline.

• Experience: 0–3 years of experience in product engineering, design release, or structural chassis/powertrain development within the automotive industry (internships or co-op experience counts).

• Technical Basics: Fundamental understanding of vehicle dynamics, mechanics of materials, and basic manufacturing processes (such as aluminum die casting, stamping, and rubber-to-metal bonding).

• Software Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word). Basic exposure to or training in 3D CAD software (e.g., CATIA V5/V6 or NX) is highly desirable.

• Languages: Professional proficiency in written and spoken English for interaction within global engineering teams.

• Core Competencies: Strong analytical skills, excellent organizational habits, attention to detail, and a team-oriented mindset.

• Internship or professional engineering experience at an automotive OEM or Tier 1 powertrain/chassis supplier.
• Basic knowledge of NVH principles, elastomer behavior, or powertrain isolation strategies.
• Familiarity with standard automotive quality tools, including DFMEA, APQP, or geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T).
• Exposure to product lifecycle management (PLM) databases or engineering release environments (e.g., Teamcenter or Windchill).