Powertrain Cooling Release Engineer (Pumps, TStat, & Hoses)
- Auburn Hills, MI, United States
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Job details
- Experience
- Minimum 7 years' engineering related experience.
- Posting language
- English
Original job description
This position is for an Engine Cooling Design & Release Engineer who will be responsible for the Core Engine cooling components on one major engine family, including components such as water pumps, thermostats, CCV's, hose and tube assemblies, and other related components. This is a key position within our Core Engine Engineering team. Activities include developing components, managing and directing changes, facilitating continuous improvement in system performance and fuel economy, and carrying out engineering root cause analyses and corrective actions when necessary.
The Design and Release Engineer will work closely with designers and CAE groups to optimize designs. They will use the DFMEA to identify and rate risks and build a robust DVP&R to ensure testing is completed to reach reliability goals. They will initiate source packages, hold APQP meetings during the development phase, order prototype parts, carry out and monitor DV and PV testing, and participate in post-test reviews including failure analysis. The Design and Release engineer is involved in all aspects of product launch including component, system, engine, and vehicle testing, manufacturing reviews, development of service procedures, production launch, change management, and continuous improvement.
Basic Qualifications:
- Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering.
- Minimum 7 years' engineering related experience.
- Knowledge of design tools and practices, e.g. CAD, CAE, CFD, FEA, GD&T is required.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills as well as experience with basic PC software (e.g. MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Project).
- Highly self-motivated, self-directed, have the ability to manage multiple complex projects, and have a positive attitude.
- Good working knowledge of internal combustion engine operations required.
- 0-20% travel will be required, mostly local, with occasional trips to facilities in the US, Canada and Mexico. Must be able to travel internationally without restrictions.