Engineering Designer – Instrument Panel, Interior Components

ResponsibilitiesDevelop highly integrated subsystems to resolve packaging challenges, ensuring design best practices and criteria are maintained.Develop and integrate engineering criteria for interior components collaborating closely with Vehicle Architecture, Studio Styling and Release Engineer teams.Apply DFSS and design‑thinking methodologies to manage trade‑offs and evaluate alternatives considering cost, mass, timing, dimensional variation, assembly, and other architectural imperatives.Integrate global and regional safety requirements into interior architectures, developing solutions that exceed standards.Actively communicate with cross‑functional teams to identify and resolve technical challenges within Expert Team meetings for your area of responsibility.Ensure that interior subsystems align with safety, occupant accommodations, storage, and accessibility.Participate in CITs and SDIT Work groups to balance innovation, design for assembly, manufacturability and interior best practices.Benchmark competitive interiors to ensure packaging and component performance meet or exceed industry standards.Create and maintain NX models for surface guidance and space claims, continuously developing your NX skills.Incorporate Voice of the Customer insights into interior packaging and design solutions to maximize space utilization and enhance customer experience.Support Math Virtual Assessments and Synch Point reviews to validate design integrity and integration.Requirements5+ years’ experience in a related areaB.S. in Engineering or related fieldAdvanced NX CAD Modeling SkillsAdvanced use of Teamcenter and Tc Vis Understanding of engineering theory and principles of automotive designUnderstanding of design for manufacturing and design for assemblyExcellent oral and written communication skillsUtilization of benchmarking toolsetsDemonstrated ability to work independently and with othersAptitude to integrate complex interior subsystems and a passion for innovationExcellent organizational skillsUnderstanding of Engineering SpecificationsUnderstanding of human to vehicle interface#J-18808-Ljbffr

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