Role description
Job Title: Product Engineer, Engine Cooling Systems
Location: Auburn Hills, MI
The Product Engineer Engine System Cooling will design, develop, validate, and release cooling components. Components include cooling module assemblies (radiator, condenser, electric fan assembly), transmission oil coolers, high- and low-pressure hose and tube assemblies, electric coolant heaters, valves and pumps. Components will be developed using best practices and methodologies such as CAE, System Design Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (DFMEA), and Design Validation Plans (DVP&R). Responsibilities include but not limited to:
Responsible for a set of cooling components potentially in all stages of vehicles development.
Lead early packaging and development of components to meet cooling functional objectives.
Coordinate CAE, design, prototyping and testing and the documentation of those activities.
Cooperate with suppliers to ensure design for manufacturability and track supplier progress to ensure part maturity and creation milestones are met.
Support vehicle assembly and vehicle testing and resolve any issues discovered with the components.
Address quality concerns and potential cost reductions after vehicle launch.
Key Must Have's:
Associate's degree, technical degree, or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Engineering Technology, or a related field
Internship, co-op, academic project, or hands-on experience in engineering, manufacturing, automotive, or product development environments
Exposure to cooling systems, thermal systems, fluid systems, HVAC, or automotive components
Familiarity with DFMEA, DVP&R, GD&T, APQP, or other engineering development processes
Experience with testing, validation, or root cause analysis
Understanding of mechanical systems, components, and engineering principles
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
Ability to support design, testing, validation, and issue resolution activities
Participation in Formula SAE, Baja SAE, robotics, or other technical projects
