Design & Release Engineer – eDCT Controls

Stellantis e-Transmissions; Sint-Truiden; Sur place; EUR 65 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Competitive compensation package

Opportunities for growth

International collaboration

Résumé du poste

Stellantis e-Transmissions in Sint-Truiden, Belgium, seeks a Design & Release Engineer for the Transmission Controller Unit (TCU). The role spans validation, feature integration, and cross‑functional collaboration with mechanical, software, electrical, and validation teams to ensure robust eDCT performance.

You will drive DFMEA, supplier APQP activities, and change management while aligning with global counterparts. Fluency in English is expected; travel to supplier sites may occur.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in electronics, electrical engineering, automotive engineering or related field.
• 4–5 years of experience in design or related roles in automotive or power electronics.
• Hands-on experience with electronic systems and power electronics.
• EMC background or exposure during studies.

Responsabilités

• Validate integration of the Transmission Controller in the control system (lab work).
• Support serial life and continuous improvement for embedded systems.
• Develop component requirements and specifications.
• Create and maintain DFMEA.
• Support PPAP acceptance at the Transmission Assembly Plant.
• Own the APQP grid with suppliers.
• Interface with global counterparts on CN change management.
• Analyze field returns, 0‑km failures and supplier performance.
• Coordinate system requirements and traceability in Polarion.

Connaissances

EMC knowledge

Power electronics

MS Office

Clear technical communication

Autonomous working style

Agile mindset

Formation

Master’s degree in electronics / electrical / automotive engineering / mechatronics

Outils

Polarion

DOORS

CANalyzer/CANoe/Canapee

MATLAB/Simulink

Data processing tools

Description du poste

Stellantis e-Transmissions in Sint-Truiden, Belgium, seeks a Design & Release Engineer for the Transmission Controller Unit (TCU). The role spans validation, feature integration, and cross‑functional collaboration with mechanical, software, electrical, and validation teams to ensure robust eDCT performance.

You will drive DFMEA, supplier APQP activities, and change management while aligning with global counterparts. Fluency in English is expected; travel to supplier sites may occur.