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LAYIQ - AVD DRE - Chassis Systems at General Motors

Develop engineering subsystem solutions for new vehicle programs.
Start with a “clean sheet” approach to engineer detailed, balanced system solutions.
Lead physical integration, packaging, and functional integration work, including performance assessments and trade-off negotiations across competing components and requirements.
Perform competitive benchmarking for performance, cost, mass, and related attributes.
Conduct detailed Health of the Parent reviews to ensure lessons learned and prior program issues are addressed in new designs.
Collaborate daily with Chassis Engineers and key cross-functional partners, including Design, CAE, Design Studio, Vehicle Architecture, Purchasing, Cost Estimating, Performance Integration, Manufacturing, Service Engineering, Body, Powertrain, Electrical, and other commodity teams, to develop the optimal overall vehicle solution.
Work with designers to ensure CAD data in Unigraphics and Teamcenter is updated regularly; depending on capability, this may include direct CAD updates by the engineering candidate.
Develop and refine solution imperatives, including piece cost, tooling, mass, quality, performance, and related design objectives, and report status to leadership as required.
Support early physical mock-up or hardware test activities using 3D-printed parts or other simulated hardware, as needed.
Lead DFSS or other projects to refine customer requirements and improve design robustness.
Lead subsystem DFMEA activities.
Collaborate with downstream Design Release Engineers to support successful sourcing and validation of components and systems for production.
Collaborate with component technical specialists to ensure GM component and system strategies are correctly implemented on new programs.
Partner with CAE engineers to assess system performance against requirements and iterate toward an optimized design.
Create and lead detailed technical peer reviews to ensure best practices and lessons learned are implemented on new programs.
Create readiness assessments prior to significant program gates to summarize status, risks, and key issues.
Your Skills & Abilities
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or extensive equivalent experience.
Experience in chassis subsystem product engineering and/or analysis, with preference for experience in Brakes, TWS, Fuel, Mounts, Induction, or Exhaust.
Ability to interrogate Unigraphics CAD data to review designs.
Ability to work in TeamCenter.
Ability to work calmly and effectively in an early, rapidly evolving design environment with significant ambiguity and frequent change.
Ability to collaborate with others to resolve issues and escalate concerns when appropriate.
Ability to work proactively and manage projects to long-term deliverables without daily guidance

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