Job Overview
The Director - Mechanical Systems Engineering (EV) will play a pivotal role in developing the physical systems that are onboard our energy storage solutions.
Key Responsibilities:
* Design and develop integrated EV and power electronic cooling and heating systems, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency.
* Support the creation of RFQ/RFI documents, engage with suppliers, and manage their interactions effectively.
* Lead the generation and maintenance of system and component level DFMEAs, driving process improvements and reducing costs.
* Develop and manage the DVP&R schedule, ensuring timely completion and effective resource allocation.
* Choose and specify materials and components required, creating detailed CAD drawings that meet technical specifications.
* Provide technical guidance and support to technicians, facilitating seamless system production and resolving any issues that may arise.
* Collaborate with suppliers to mature cost, manufacturability, and quality of engineering design, resulting in improved product offerings.
Requirements:
* MEng degree in mechanical, electrical or automotive engineering, demonstrating a strong foundation in relevant principles and practices.
* A minimum of five years' experience in automotive and electric vehicles, with a proven track record of innovation and problem-solving.
* Excellent SolidWorks skills, with the ability to create detailed designs and models.
* Experience with electrical and mechanical EV components, including CAN protocol, and a deep understanding of how they interact.
* Previous hands-on practical experience, with a focus on applying theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios.
* Proficiency in simulation tools, analyzing test data, and correlating results to CAE outputs.
* Able to work proactively with minimal support, using a logical approach in an environment with limited documented processes.
* Excellent knowledge of GD&T, drawing, and assembly document creation, with a focus on precision and accuracy.