5-7 years of experience in automotive engineering design, specifically BIW components.
Strong communication and collaboration skills essential for cross-team coordination.
Knowledge of BIW underbody stampings and assembly processes is critical.
Familiarity with sheet metal forming techniques and simulation analysis.
Basic proficiency in CAD software, preferably NX.
Experience with Teamcenter for project management and documentation tasks.
Solid understanding and application of GD&T principles for quality assurance.
Responsibilities
Lead the development and release process for BIW underbody components.
Facilitate coordination across various teams to align on design and manufacturing specifications.
Communicate technical issues effectively and address stakeholder concerns.
Analyze forming simulation reports to inform design and manufacturability decisions.
Engage in discussions with design teams using CAD knowledge for clearer engineering communication.
Implement GD&T principles to maintain dimensional integrity and product compliance.
Participate in design reviews and change management as part of the product development lifecycle.
Benefits
Opportunities for ongoing professional development and training.
Engagement in diverse cross-functional projects within the automotive sector.
Potential to work on innovative, cutting-edge vehicle designs.
Collaborative work culture fostering team success and individual contributions.
Full Job Description
Job Description:
The DRE (Design Release Engineer) - BIW Underbody is responsible for the design, development, validation, and release of underbody Body-in-White (BIW) components and assemblies.
This role requires strong communication and collaboration skills, as a significant portion of the job involves coordinating activities across design, manufacturing, simulation, and supplier teams.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead the development and release of BIW underbody stampings and assemblies.
Coordinate with cross-functional teams to ensure design, performance, quality, and manufacturing requirements are met.
Effectively communicate technical issues, listen to stakeholder concerns, and drive resolution of engineering challenges.
Review and understand forming simulation reports to assess manufacturability and support design decisions.
Utilize basic CAD knowledge to facilitate discussions with designers and review engineering solutions.
Apply GD&T principles to ensure dimensional integrity and compliance with functional requirements.
Support design reviews, change management activities, and product development milestones.
Required Skills:
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Strong ability to collaborate, listen, and clearly communicate technical concerns.
Knowledge of BIW underbody stampings and assembly development.
Understanding of sheet metal forming and forming simulation reports.
Basic CAD proficiency - NX
Teamcenter
Strong GD&T knowledge and application.
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, cross-functional automotive environment.
