Mechanical Engineer II, HV Harness (Charging)

We’re looking for a highly motivated Mechanical Engineer with structural, thermal, and electrical design experience to join our High Voltage Charging and Distribution team. If you’re the kind of person who thrives on engineering cutting-edge solutions to complex technical challenges, then we want to talk with you!

As a High-Voltage Harness Mechanical Engineer you will develop state-of-the-art high-voltage harnesses and distribution systems for electric vehicles, investigate challenges with high-voltage distribution components such as charge ports & cable harnesses, and implement innovative solutions. Our ideal candidate exhibits a can-do attitude, demonstrates excellence in their respective fields, and possesses the ability to adapt quickly within a fast-paced environment. They are always striving to push the envelope of what’s possible.

Role:

· Take ownership of high voltage harness design, HV connector design, and related components for next-generation vehicle platforms from concept to production

· Exhibit a flair for creative problem-solving and attention to detail

· Demonstrate technical excellence and apply engineering first-principles to new applications

· Integrate mechanical designs with high voltage electrical systems in a multidisciplinary environment

· Optimize designs for size, weight, durability, and cost

· Create 3D CAD models and 2D GD&T controlled drawings of complex harnesses and assemblies

Qualifications:

· 2 years of relevant work experience

· Strong mechanical engineering fundamentals

· Proficient with CATIA or similar CAD software (3DX experience highly beneficial)

· Experience with FEA using Ansys or similar software

· Knowledge of manufacturing processes such as injection molding, sheet metal stamping, die casting, etc

· Experience with root cause corrective action processes

· Well-developed team-working and interpersonal skills in a cross-functional environment

Preferred:

· Experience with automotive engineering

· Experience with power electronics

· Knowledge of harness and/or connector design for high-voltage environments

Education:

· BS and/or MS in Mechanical Engineering