Description

• The Product Engineer- Chassis Systems -Steering Design Release Engineer will be responsible for the engineering, design, development, timing, and production release of Chassis components and/or systems.
• Other responsibilities will include but not limited to:
• Interface with Chassis Brakes Component Groups, Suppliers, and support Quality and Assembly Plants to develop Electronic Stability Control, Electronic Braking Actuation Module, and eBoost ECUs.
• Manage product electrical requirements to ensure vehicle and component level functional targets are met. Support meeting cost and weight targets
• Develop and maintain software and electronic hardware development timing for feature rollout and performance goal milestones according to the organizations EES Development Timing
• Manage supplier and internal DVPR’s and DFMEA’s, including:
  • Tracking of the electronic hardware and software/feature validation activities and the related bug-fixes
  • Definition and coordination with stakeholders regarding electronics hardware or software root cause and countermeasures in case of issues and delays
  • Coordination of electronic HW / SW releases with the Chassis Brakes component team, ensuring the alignment with the validation and vehicle build activities
  • Approval of applicable tests results and related deviations.
  • Support Chassis Brakes component team with AQP, PSO, product launch and problem resolution during vehicle launch gates

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical / Computer / Mechanical / Automotive / Systems Engineering, or a related field of study.
• 2+ years experience in electronic brake system development
• Knowledge of Electronic Stability Control systems
• Calibration and diagnostic experience using typical automotive controls system development environments
• Intermediate knowledge in automotive communication protocols (CAN networks, Electrical/EMC requirements, Environmental requirements, FMEA, functional safety analysis – ISO 26262 norm, etc.)
• Intermediate knowledge in automotive vehicle electrical system architectures
• Knowledge of systems engineering principles, electrical hardware and software design concepts.
• Knowledge of testing and validation tools.
• Proven record of interpreting requirements from design to production.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills in English.
• Minimum 1-5 years experience in electronic brake system development
• Formal training/experience in DFSS, problem solving, quality and reliability.
• Will be required to travel domestically 0-20%. May be required to travel internationally. 0-20%
• May be required to drive a company car (i.e. testing purposes). Valid driver's license and clean driving record required.
• Additional Information / Must Have's:
  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical / Computer / Mechanical / Automotive / Systems Engineering
  • Experience with UDS diagnostics
  • Understanding of CAN networking.
  • Onsite/ Remote Hybrid – may come to the US once per week but no more.
• ◦ Will this position be required to drive a company vehicles during the assignment? - "It might to root cause issues or test features."
• ◦ Amount of travel, of so where: - "Could go on a test trip or might have to go to a dealership in the US. Would probably be limited to no more than 2 to 3 weeks per year."