The Subsystem Technical Lead serves as technical program manager for one or more vehicle lines by being the key point of contact between the cooling systems design team and all other functional areas such as vehicle
- Provide technical support for engine and transmission testing. - Engines, transmissions, and axles assembly/disassembly (measure torque, follow service manual procedures, etc.). - Replace engine and transmission components (cylinder heads, intake and exhaust manifolds, torque converters, etc.). -
- Provide technical support for engine and transmission testing. - Engines, transmissions, and axles assembly/disassembly (measure torque, follow service manual procedures, etc.). - Replace engine and transmission components (cylinder heads, intake and exhaust manifolds, torque converters, etc.). -
Resposible to instrument and prepare vehicles/benchs for testing and driving testing vehicles according to procedures. Understand and manage vehicles behavoir and understand how any change on this can affect the full behavoir of the vehicle. Responsible to comply
The responsibilities are: Design, Release and integrate all components and assemblies for seat systems. This includes leading and coordinating the development of the various components to meet the system level requirements of design, performance, cost, weight, quality
Responsibilities Design, release, and integrate seat structure components and assemblies, including Front and rear seat structures, Seat tracks, Recliners, Manual and power adjusters, Latchesand fold-flat mechanisms, Structural brackets and mounting systems, Welded assemblies, Stampings and tubular structures,
This position will be responsible for the design, development, timing and production release of a system/component within Fuels Systems: Filler pipes, Fuel lines, Fuel Cap & Capless. Other responsibilities will include quality improvements, value optimization, weight reduction
- Provide technical support for engine and transmission testing. - Engines, transmissions, and axles assembly/disassembly (measure torque, follow service manual procedures, etc.). - Replace engine and transmission components (cylinder heads, intake and exhaust manifolds, torque converters, etc.). -
- Provide technical support for engine and transmission testing. - Engines, transmissions, and axles assembly/disassembly (measure torque, follow service manual procedures, etc.). - Replace engine and transmission components (cylinder heads, intake and exhaust manifolds, torque converters, etc.). -
The Subsystem Technical Lead serves as technical program manager for one or more vehicle lines by being the key point of contact between the cooling systems design team and all other functional areas such as vehicle
Ensure the successful development of new vehicle programs and the proper maintenance and lifecycle updates of current production programs, with a focus on interior trim systems and components. Meet assigned targets for performance, quality, timing, and cost.Qualifications
The Propulsion HVAC & Engine Systems (Fuel, Exhaust, Intake and Cooling) Family Manager will ensure global coherence, commonality, and coordination across Modules, Platforms, Top Hats, and Programs for HVAC & Engine Systems, while reporting program status
The Restraint Design Release Engineer (DRE) is responsible for the design, development and release of one or more of the following components: the steering wheel, seat belts and/or airbags to support Stellantis vehicle programs. Assignments include working
The Buzz Squeak Rattle (BSR) engineer will be responsible to test, root cause and provide technical solution for BSR issues. The issues will be documented in the GIMS system and support provided to the release teams
Requirements : Hands on Buzz Squeak Rattle (BSR) engineer position : - Bachelors of Science in Engineering from an ABET accredited program. - Minimum 1+ years in vehicle and component TESTING (hardware) with demonstrated capabilities in root cause