About this role
About the Role
You play a key role in defining and governing the mechanical architecture for next-generation low-voltage automotive electronic systems. Working at a principal level, you guide multiple programs, shape long-term design strategies, and ensure solutions meet performance, cost, and manufacturing requirements across product platforms. What You'll Do
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Define and govern mechanical architecture strategies for automotive electronic systems such as PDUs, ECUs, and zonal controllers.
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Lead system-level design decisions, balancing performance, cost, manufacturability, and regulatory requirements.
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Develop reusable mechanical concepts, design standards, and validation strategies for harsh automotive environments.
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Collaborate with electronics, system architecture, manufacturing, quality, and supply chain teams to deliver integrated solutions.
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Mentor senior engineers and drive innovation in materials, cooling solutions, sealing technologies, and lightweight design. What We're Looking For
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12+ years of experience in mechanical design and architecture for automotive electronic systems.
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Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field (PhD preferred).
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Strong expertise in thermal management, sealing systems, vibration, and automotive-grade materials and processes.
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Proven experience with system-level architecture and cross-functional collaboration in automotive development.
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Familiarity with automotive standards (ASPICE, ISO 26262, AIAG-VDA FMEA) and proficiency in 3D CAD tools such as CATIA. Nice to Have
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PhD preferred. Compensation & Benefits
Salary not disclosed in posting.