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Segula Technologies is seeking a detail-oriented Design Release Engineer (DRE) for chassis suspension to join our engineering team. You will support end-to-end design, development, validation, and release of suspension components and assemblies such as control arms, springs, dampers, bushings, and knuckles.
The role requires collaboration with senior engineers and suppliers, ensures packaging, durability, NVH, and serviceability meet targets, and coordinates with plants for timely launches.
We are seeking a detail-oriented and motivated Design Release Engineer (DRE) - Chassis Suspension to join our engineering team. In this role, you will support the end-to-end design, development, validation, and release of chassis suspension components and assemblies (e.g., control arms, springs, dampers, bushings, sway bars, and knuckles).
This is a remote position based in Mexico, but it requires flexibility to travel to plant sites and engineering centers in Saltillo, Toluca, or Santa Fe (CDMX) for cross-functional alignment, build support, and supplier coordination.
Component Release: Assist in managing the CAD modeling, drafting standards, and release process (BOM maintenance, engineering changes, and part release) within PLM systems (e.g., Teamcenter, Enovia).
Design & Development: Work with senior engineers and suppliers to evaluate suspension components for packaging, durability, NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness), clearance, and serviceability.
Supplier & Assembly Support: Coordinate with tier-1 suppliers and local manufacturing facilities in Saltillo, Toluca, or Santa Fe to resolve build issues, design discrepancies, and quality concerns.
Testing & Validation: Support the development of DVP&R (Design Verification Plan and Report) and monitor component testing (bench, rig, and vehicle-level).
Root Cause Analysis: Participate in 8D, DFMEA, and quality investigations to address manufacturing or field issues related to chassis components.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with purchasing, quality, vehicle integration, and plant launch teams to ensure components meet timing, cost, and weight targets.