Design Release Engineer - ADAS Sensor Integration

The role

The Sensor Integration Design and Release Engineer leads the design and release of ADAS sensor hardware integration from concept through vehicle launch. This role ensures sensor placement, mounting, protection, interfaces, and vehicle packaging support system performance and production requirements.

What you will do

• Design and release hardware integration for ADAS sensors and related components across vehicle programs.
• Define sensor mounting locations, brackets, interfaces, packaging, and design requirements.
• Assess impacts of mounting geometry, alignment, tolerances, vibration, temperature, contamination, and surrounding vehicle features.
• Coordinate engineering designs and systems with purchasing, suppliers, testing team, manufacturing team, and other vehicle subsystems and functions.
• Coordinate integration with body, exterior trim, glazing, lighting, electrical, and other vehicle systems.
• Work with suppliers to create specifications and requirements of the components.
• Provide technical support and system analysis for root cause analysis of development issues.
• Provide professional reports and documentation for the system.
• Coordinate, lead and participate in design reviews.
• Work multi-functionally to implement cost reduction methods and product improvements, and to support prototype and production build activities.

Required qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering plus 5 years relevant experience.
• Experience with ADAS systems and automotive sensor hardware integration from concept through launch.
• Extensive hands-on experience designing in CATIA V5/V6.
• Knowledge and working experience with DFMEA (Design Failure Mode and Effect Analysis) and GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing).
• Ability to coordinate with systems engineering, packaging, suppliers, validation, and vehicle teams.
• Knowledge of materials, manufacturing processes, and tooling.

Nice to have

• Education with the following specialties preferred: Mechanical, Mechanical Technology, Aerospace, Automotive, Manufacturing.
• Familiarity with camera, radar, ultrasonic, lidar, or other vehicle sensing technologies relevant to the program.
• Understanding of sensor fields of view, mounting alignment, tolerance sensitivity, calibration access, and vehicle-level packaging.
• Knowledge of sensor performance considerations such as vibration, thermal exposure, electromagnetic compatibility, and obstruction or contamination.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation structure
• Benefits that support professional growth and personal well-being

About the company

Goken is a global Engineering Services and Product Development company founded in 2004. They partner with OEMs and suppliers across the mobility space and other industries to deliver innovative solutions.