Bachelor's or master's degree in electrical engineering or related field.
5+ years of experience in body electrical/electromechanical systems in automotive.
Strong technical skills in body control systems with a six-sigma approach.
Familiarity with computer-aided engineering (CAE).
Proven ability to build relationships across all organizational levels.
Responsibilities
Design electrical hardware for body electronics modules, sensors, and actuators.
Collaborate with Purchasing and Finance to develop technical specifications.
Engage with Tier 1 suppliers and VW Group engineers to release components.
Foster a collaborative, high-performance team culture.
Conduct virtual and physical verification testing, including field tests.
Participate in engineering activities like DFMEA and ISO 26262 compliance.
Ensure designs meet safety standards and U.S. regulations.
Propose system improvements based on consumer experience insights.
Contribute to the design of production facilities for Scout vehicles.
Manage supplier resources to meet cost, timing, and quality targets.
Benefits
Opportunities for continuous learning and professional development.
Collaborative and diverse team environment.
Engagement in high-impact projects within the automotive industry.
Full Job Description
Description
What you'll do
Be responsible for the electrical hardware design of all body electronics modules, sensors, and actuators under your span of control. You will cover from clean sheet of paper through virtual development, testing/sign-off and manufacturing launch for Scout all-electric pick-up and rugged SUVs.
Work with Purchasing and Finance counterparts to develop technical specifications in support of the quoting and sourcing process.
Work with Tier 1 suppliers, key VW Group module owners, and VW Group lead design & release engineers to release all appropriate body electronics components.
Be part of a diverse team fostering a collaborative and high-performance culture, promoting continuous learning and professional development among team members.
Perform virtual and physical verification testing, including field testing.
Participate in DFMEA, ISO 26262, Worst Case Circuit Analysis and any other engineering activities aimed at meeting the highest engineering standards for all the components under your responsibility.
Ensure designs conform to safety standards and U.S. government regulations.
Proactively stay attuned to consumer experience and propose system improvements accordingly.
Contribute to the design of production facilities for Scout trucks & SUVs.
Manage supplier resources efficiently to deliver components and systems that meet cost, timing, and quality targets.
Requirements
What you'll bring
We expect all Scouts to have integrity, curiosity, resourcefulness, and strive to exhibit a positive attitude, as well as a growth mindset. You'll be comfortable with change and flexible in a fast-paced, high-growth environment. You'll take a collaborative approach to achieve ambitious goals. Here's what else you'll bring:
Bachelor's or master's degree in electrical engineering, or combined electrical/mechanical engineering, systems engineering, or a relevant field.
5 or more years of experience in body electrical and/or electromechanical areas and relevant automotive assignments, covering all phases of product development (design, test, and launch).
Strong technical skills and expertise in body control systems, employing a six-sigma approach to engineering design and problem-solving.
Familiarity with computer-aided engineering (CAE) or direct experience in this field.
Ability to build strong working relationships with individuals at all organizational levels.
