Product Engineer

Product Engineer Experience: 5-26 Years Location: Indianapolis, USA Job Type: Full-time Must Haves Bachelors in Engineering. Designing New Vehicles from start to finish. Experience taking a product from Concept through Launch (Ideally multiple complex products) – Automotive domain. Able to Lead A Project & Work with Cross functional Teams. 3D Product Design Experience. Qualifications Bachelors in Engineering. Maters in the US is mandatory. Mechanism Design knowledge is a most, expertise preferred, and how to integrate it into the design, considering all Tolerances involved. Understanding of Vehicle Engineering and Integration. Must know what is required for a reliable design. Proficiency in Structural Design, sheet metal fabrication, welding processes, LEAN principles. Understanding of fuel, exhaust, cooling and braking systems, materials and industry standards. Experience with vehicle compartments like Closures & Suspensions. Knowledge of materials and benefits of utilizing one type over the other. Solid working knowledge of quality, design and validation tools including FEA, DFA/M, DOE, D/PFMEA, DVP&R, problem solving (8D or similar), GD&T and Tolerance Stack-up. Key Responsibilities Engineer, design and develop new vehicle conversions in CAD Design Mechanism, Suspensions, Structures and Closures Plan for design, procurement, assembly, and validation requirements that align with overall Project Timing, Stage Gate and Mitigation Strategies. Ensure vehicle Designs & Systems conform to budgeted Quality and Cost targets. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to assure vehicle designs account for all requirements. Suggest Low-cost Design alternatives, Common Designs and Standardization. Build and design prototype vehicles and constantly improve designs, processes, and timing, maintaining project specifications. Participate in design reviews to assure all vehicle conversions are developed and engineered to meet or exceed requirements. Review designs with peers for good design practices and any anticipated design concerns. #J-18808-Ljbffr