Subsystem Safe Design Engineer

Job Title: Subsystem Safe Design Engineer

Qualification: M.E.

Experience: 4 to 5 Years

Job Post Date: 23/05/2024

Job Expiry Date: No Expiry

Location: Mexico

Job Description:

Mission Context

In the rapidly evolving Mechatronics Systems Engineering, our team leads in innovation adapt to technological advancements like electrification and connectivity, evolving regulations, shifting customer expectations, and stringent quality-cost demands. Under the guidance of the MSCE (Mechatronic Sub-systems Core Engineering) lead, we focus on Car Body Access, Cabin, and Visibility Subsystems. Our expertise encompasses the Development and Integration of Exterior Lighting, Wiping and Washing Systems, Interior Lighting, Seat Postural Comfort, Restraint Systems, and Powered Opening Systems. We functionally report to the Car Body Access Subsystem Architect, ensuring seamless coordination and implementation.

Mission Description The Subsystem Safe Design Engineer is part of the Car Body Access Subsystem’s Design Group. The mission of the Engineer shall include:

Guaranteeing cybersecurity, reliability, durability, availability, maintainability and safety for the Subsystem
Delivering impeccable work products, demonstrating the securing of the Subsystem via specific methods and tools
Ensuring the compliance with ISO 26262 and other Quality Standards
Guaranteeing the technical solutions application as converged with the Design and Development Team
Reporting on progress & roadblocks and clarifying specific items upon request
Contributing to the innovation of projects
Identifying improvement path of processes, methods, and tools, and contributing to the respective domain’s experience feedback
Contributing to upskilling within their domain

Desired Profile:

4 to 5 years of experience in Automotive R&D
Extensive experience in Scientific Culture
Proficiency in technical scope of Mechatronics and Automotive Industry
Good knowledge of ISO 26262 (Road vehicles–Functional safety), ISO 21448 (Road vehicles —Safety of the intended functionality-SOTIF)
Methods: PrRA, FSC, TSC, FMEA, Fault Tree, V&V, and Impact Analysis
Tools: Medini and PLM Dassault
Expertise in Leadership, Autonomy, Adaptability, and Synthesis Ability
Skilled in interacting and collaborating in an international ecosystem
Effective oral and written expression

Educational Qualification

Masters in Engineering or equivalent acquired through experience

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