Senior Electro-Mechanical R&D Engineer

Sécheron SA; Genf; Hybrid; CHF 110.000 - 140.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Sécheron SA in Geneva seeks an experienced Electro-Mechanical R&D Engineer to design robust, manufacturable solutions for railway power systems and related technologies. You will convert advanced concepts into practical designs, coach others, and work within a multi-department team to support active products.

Qualifications include a Master/PhD in Mechanical Engineering or Mechatronics, strong tolerance management, and experience with SolidWorks, Comsol, and Ansys.

Qualifikationen

• Master/PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Microtechnics or Mechatronics/similar.
• Experience with tolerance management and robust design.
• Knowledge of ISO Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing and applying tolerances in SolidWorks.
• Development of complex systems involving electrical, mechanical, and magnetic technologies.
• Fluent English; French and/or German a plus.
• Experience with FMEA or Functional Analysis.

Aufgaben

• Design for manufacturing, cost-efficient and robust solutions.
• Convert advanced concepts into practical design.
• Challenge concepts and drawings produced by others.
• Be a reference and coach for robust design.
• Support actual products within a multi-department team.
• Able to master actual product requiring complex multi-physical understandings.
• Hands-on with experimental mounting and testing.

Kenntnisse

English (mandatory)

Tolerance management

Robust design

Power electronics basics

Cross-disciplinary integration

Ausbildung

Master/PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Microtechnics or Mechatronics

Tools

SolidWorks

Comsol

Ansys

Jobbeschreibung

Sécheron Hasler Group continues the Swiss tradition of over 140 years in the field of railway technology. We are a leading global supplier of electrical and electronic safety components and solutions and traction power systems for the railway industry and also provide solutions for renewable energy, DC grid, and other industrial systems. The name Sécheron Hasler Group is a worldwide synonym for Swiss Quality and represents a leading reference for state-of-the-art products supplied to the market.

With more than 1 300 employees worldwide, we are wherever our customers are around the globe, supplying products approved in our customers’ countries or markets and deliver supply chain and customer services locally.

For our office in Geneva, we are currently looking for an experienced Electro-Mechanical R&D Engineer.

• Design for manufacturing, cost-efficient and robust solutions.
• Convert advanced concepts into practical design.
• Challenges concepts and drawings produced by others.
• Be a reference and coach for robust design.
• Support actual products within a multi-department team.
• Able to master actual product requiring complex multi-physical understandings.
• Hands-on with experimental mounting and testing.

Requirements

• Master/PhD of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Microtechnics or Mechatronics/similar.
• Tolerance management, Robust Design, Design-to-Cost, Finite Element Analysis (Solidworks, Comsol, Ansys).
• Development of complex systems involving different technologies (in particular electrical, mechanical, magnetic).
• Implementation of robust design into industrial products.
• Key player in inventing advanced concepts and solving critical issues.
• Broad knowledge of machining capabilities and material (plastics/thermoset).
• English (must), French and/or German (wish).
• Geometrical Product Specifications (ISO Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing), Tolerance Management (with application in SolidWorks).
• Functional Analysis, FMEA.
• Electrical engineering fundamentals/Power electronics.

We have flat hierarchies and direct communication between departments and levels of management is encouraged. This enables us to make decisions quickly.

We give our employees total responsibility for their job tasks. All employees are encouraged to take initiatives and contribute to the company’s operational excellence and have ample opportunities to achieve their personal and career growth objectives.