Job Description

The Electronic Systems Applications Trainee is responsible for designing, developing, validating, and releasing parts under his/her responsibility for the assigned programs. The Electronic Systems Applications Engineer is also responsible for looking for design improvements to increase quality and cost/weight optimization.

Responsibilities

• Key interface between the Core Electronic Systems team and the vehicle program teams to ensure all deliverables are met for each program milestone.
• Work with suppliers and Vehicle Architecture engineers to package different ECUs (CIM, DC/AC, HVPO, USB, TRM, AVAS, Horn, BBS, etc.) in the vehicle environment.
• Manage VSEM, Teamcenter, FEDE, JIRA, AIMS, QED, WERS and Control Tech.
• Lead supplier teams to support all builds with parts, CRs, and alerts. Support all program builds, lead vehicle level validation testing, and lead team to resolve issues.
• Review existing benchmarking data and obtain new data as required to ensure the best possible design and cost at J1.
• Contribute to corporate and department TVM (Total Value Management) and quality objectives.

Qualifications

• Engineering Degree in progress to be obtained: Electrical, Electronic, Systems, Mechanical - Electrical, Mechatronics, Aeronautical
• 90% English skills (Oral, reading, writing, and listening)
• Ability to communicate and interact with others in a cross-function team environment
• General knowledge of vehicle functions, electronic and/or vehicle systems
• Knowledge of the automotive industry environment and working experience preferred
• Basic knowledge of materials properties and production process.
• Excellent organization, communication, time/program management, and presentation skills.
• Electrical-mechanical background as these commodities have electrical and mechanical interfaces.
• Experience with supplier management and negotiations.
• Attitude to learn and teamwork.
• Working knowledge of Engineering disciplines (P-diagram, DFMEA, DVP&R, etc.).
• A comprehensive understanding of electrical Subsystem Design Specifications.