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CORE ENGINEER – UNDERBODY SYSTEMS / WHEELS, TIRES, JACKS, ORNAMENTS (WTJO)

Remote:

Full Remote

Contract:

Full time

Experience:

Senior (5-10 years)

Work from:

Mexico

Offer summary

Qualifications:

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, 5+ years design and release experience, Chassis engineering experience desired, Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering preferred, CAD experience preferably with CATIA.

Key responsabilities:

Develop design rules, guidelines, and automation tools
Manage global core quality documents and sign off documentation reviews
Engage with Studio Engineering and Design teams to resolve issues
Develop analytical tools and support program test plan development
Lead supplier development initiatives and manage core interface with fixed parts

Ford México XLarge https://www.ford.mx/

5001 - 10000 Employees

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Job description

Responsibilities

Position Duties

Development of Design Rules, Design Guidelines, automation tools, and resources
Management of global core quality documents, requirements, and functional specifications
Demonstrated ability to apply engineering disciplines for failure mode avoidance: DFMEA’s; SCCAF’s; DVP&R’s; and 8D’s
Manage and perform DVP&R / sign off documentation reviews
Manage wheel design studio interface and project resolution
Engage with the Studio Engineering and Design teams
Support Global training
Support the global Application teams with program test plan development and issue resolution
Develop analytical tools to automate development process and optimization
Interpret analytical simulations and provide design directions to resolve attribute issues and achieve efficient designs
Lead supplier development initiatives and manage supply base
Manage core interface with fixed parts: valve stems, lug nuts, wheel weights, jacks, TMK, etc.
Database development and management
Support global architecture initiatives
Support all regional meetings
Knowledgeable in the Global Product Development System (GPDS)
Lead new technology development
Support VOME in the industrialization of new tire-wheel assembly combinations in mounting trials and problem resolution
Interface with Ford Purchasing, STA, Design Engineering, Design Studio, Materials Engineering, D&R Application teams, and VOME
Support outsourcing of Wheel/Tire Assemblies

Qualifications

Position Qualifications

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
5+ years design and release experience
Chassis engineering experience desired

Other Information

Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering preferred
CAD experience preferably CATIA
Six Sigma Black Belt or demonstrated understanding and application of DOE techniques
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Self-starting, self directed
Detailed orientated with a zero-defect mindset
Ability to work in a globally diverse team
Strong presentation, written and verbal communication and project management skills