Chassis EE Design Lead

Role Overview

Lead and manage the development, validation, and release of electronic and electrical components within the chassis domain. Ensure successful delivery of supplier-developed software and electrical hardware to meet program timing, quality, and functional objectives.

What You Will Do

Interface with Chassis Mechanical Component Groups, Suppliers, and support Quality and Assembly Plants during the ECU development stages. Manage product electrical requirements, develop and maintain software and electronic hardware development timing, and manage supplier and internal DVPR’s and DFMEA’s.

Why It Might Be a Fit

Requires a minimum of 8 years of knowledge in Chassis Systems, diagnostic experience using typical automotive controls system development environments, and intermediate knowledge in automotive communication protocols and vehicle electrical system architectures.

Requirements

• Minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Electrical / Computer / Mechanical / Automotive / Systems Engineering, or a related field of study
• Minimum of 8 years of knowledge in Chassis Systems
• Diagnostic experience using typical automotive controls system development environments
• Intermediate knowledge in automotive communication protocols (CAN networks, Electrical/EMC requirements, Environmental requirements, FMEA, functional safety analysis -- ISO 26262 norm, etc.)
• Intermediate knowledge in automotive vehicle electrical system architectures
• Knowledge of systems engineering principles, electrical hardware and software design concepts
• Knowledge of testing and validation tools
• Proven record of interpreting requirements from design to production
• Strong communication skills, including the ability to interface with suppliers and internal cross-functional teams
• CANALYZER proficiency