The ideal candidate will have 2-5 years of experience in electromechanical system design, preferably within the automotive industry. CAD experience is required, though no specific software package is mandated. This role involves a broad range of design responsibilities, including vehicle harness design, electromechanical system development, energy storage systems, electric motor components, and related technologies. The position also supports component design and drawing creation for 3D and 2D automotive components, test cell systems, and electrification projects.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent experience
2-5 years of experience with 2D and 3D modeling in the automotive industry
Experience with:
Preliminary design preparation (information gathering prior to design)
Concept design activities
Evaluation and analysis of design concepts
Component and assembly modeling (detailed design)
Prototype or production manufacturing coordination
Quality coordination and documentation
Engineering drawing preparation and release
Scheduling and reporting
Required Skills & Competencies
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Strong time‑management and organizational skills
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and standard codes
Proficiency with personal computers and MS Office software
Understanding of mechanical and cost‑calculation processes
Knowledge of raw material codes and specifications
Strong project management capabilities
Excellent data analysis and problem‑solving skills
Ability to accurately apply engineering principles to design work
Effective verbal and written communication skills
Why Join Us
Be part of a cutting‑edge motorsports company driving innovation in electrification and performance.
Work on high‑impact projects that shape the future of automotive design.
Collaborate with passionate engineers in a fast‑paced, creative environment
Competitive pay with opportunities for career growth and skill development.
A culture that values teamwork, problem‑solving, and engineering excellence.