Altentechnologyusa
Rear Axle Design Engineer - CATIA
Plymouth, Michigan, United States. Posted 3 months ago
The role
This person will define component and system engineering requirements and create engineering designs and concepts. They will work on rear axle design, including packaging, tolerance, and feasibility studies.
What you will do
- Define component and system engineering requirements.
- Create and develop engineering designs and concepts.
- Perform packaging, tolerance, and feasibility studies.
- Develop CAD models, drawings, and engineering releases.
- Support CAE, prototype builds, testing, Sourcing and validation activities.
- Resolve design, manufacturing, quality, and launch issues.
- Collaborate with Internal cross-functional teams, suppliers, and customers.
- Manage engineering changes and documentation.
Required qualifications
- 5y+ years of automotive/commerical vehicle engineering experience within relevant domain.
- 2y+ CAD experience (CATIA 3Dx, 3D Expereince or V5).
- GD&T and tolerance analysis
- DFMA & Serviceability principles.
- Problem-solving and root cause analysis.
- Effective communication and teamwork.
- Experience with RWD and/or FWD architectures, rear or front axle systems, and driveline integration.
- Ability to evaluate packaging impacts of axle, shaft, suspension, and mounting layouts.
- Knowledge of axle durability, half-shaft performance, and joint design considerations.
- Ability to develop system-level solutions concidering suspension, driveline, mounts, and surrounding vehicle structures.
- Proven background in concept-to-production vehicle development and problem-solving
Benefits
- mentorship
- career growth opportunities
- comprehensive benefits
Before you apply
- All candidates selected for employment will be required to successfully complete a pre-employment drug screening as a condition of hire.
About the company
ALTEN Technology USA is an engineering company with 3,000+ experts across North America. They partner with companies in aerospace, medical devices, robotics, automotive, commercial vehicles, EVs, rail, and more.