Are you ready to drive the future of product design and development? Join a pioneering global manufacturer known for its excellence in valve systems and fluid-mechatronic components. As a Development Engineer, you will lead the creation of groundbreaking products and refine existing ones to meet and exceed industry standards.
Key Responsibilities:
Innovative Product Development: Spearhead the design and engineering of cutting-edge products and enhancements.
Customer-Centric Solutions: Translate customer needs into design solutions that align with client expectations and internal standards.
Technical Leadership: Lead technical design initiatives, including the creation of 3D CAD models, 2D schematics, and simulation execution.
Prototype Construction: Build and assess prototypes, manage BOMs, liaise with suppliers, and devise comprehensive testing strategies.
Competitive Analysis: Conduct thorough competitor analysis and present key insights to inform design improvements.
Collaboration: Partner with internal teams and oversee the management of technology projects, ensuring seamless integration and innovation.
Skills, Education, and Experience:
Industry Experience: Over 4 years of experience in product engineering and design, particularly within the automotive sector.
Educational Background: Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline. Advanced degrees are advantageous.
CAD Proficiency: Expertise in CAD software, with a preference for CREO, and skilled in creating 2D drawings with GD&T.
Manufacturability Design: Strong background in design for manufacturability, with additional experience in designing injection-molded components preferred.
Technical Expertise: Proficiency in mechatronics and knowledge of simulation software are highly desirable.
This is your chance to join a top-tier organization that values innovation, quality, and collaboration. Take the next step in your career and apply today to be a part of a forward-thinking team that shapes the future of technology and engineering