Chassis Steering Design & Release Engineer (Junior)

Segula Technologies; Mexico; On-site; MXN 250,000 - 350,000; Full time

Job summary

Groupe SEGULA Technologies SA in Mexico is seeking a junior Chassis DRE (Design and Release Engineer) for steering systems. You will support design, packaging, and component release, coordinate with suppliers, and contribute to validation and change control activities.

The role requires collaboration with cross‑functional teams to ensure quality, cost, timing, and technical requirements are met across the steering subsystem.

Responsibilities

• Design and Release: support design, packaging, and component release for steering systems.
• Supplier Management: coordinate with steering component suppliers on development and specs.
• Validation and Testing: track DVP&R testing for assigned components.
• Problem Solving: apply 8D and Ishikawa methodologies to issues in prototype/production.
• Change Control: manage ECO/ECR changes for components.
• Teamwork: work with Manufacturing, Quality, Purchasing, and Finance to ensure viability.

Job description

The Chassis DRE (Design and Release Engineer) Steering Junior is responsible for the design, development, validation, and release of steering system components for vehicles. This role works in collaboration with suppliers and global cross-functional teams to ensure that components meet the company's quality, cost, timing, and technical requirements.

Key Responsibilities

• Design and Release: Support the design, packaging, and component release process of the steering system within the company’s PLM/CAD software.

• Supplier Management: Collaborate with steering component suppliers to track part development, ensuring compliance with technical specifications.

• Validation and Testing: Coordinate and follow up on Design Verification Plan and Report (DVP&R) testing for the assigned components.

• Problem Solving: Participate in resolving technical issues during prototype and production stages using engineering methodologies (e.g., 8Ds, Ishikawa).

• Change Control: Manage Engineering Change Orders (ECO/ECR) related to assigned components.

• Teamwork: Collaborate with Manufacturing, Quality, Purchasing, and Finance departments to ensure product viability.