Junior Cockpit Systems Design Release Engineer

Groupe SEGULA Technologies SA; México; A distancia; MXN 180.000 - 280.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Groupe SEGULA Technologies SA in Mexico is seeking a junior Design Release Engineer (DRE) for Cockpit Systems to support design release, packaging, and integration of vehicle cockpit assemblies including IPs, center consoles, HUD, and related components.

You will assist senior engineers in cross-functional delivery, coordinate with styling, HVAC, electrical, and manufacturing teams, and help ensure quality, packaging, safety, and assembly targets are met.

Formación

• Assist in CAD modeling, engineering release, and ECO/ECR management for cockpit sub-assemblies.
• Perform 3D packaging analyses and interface studies in CATIA or NX.
• Collaborate with Safety, NVH, Thermal, and Ergonomics teams to ensure compatibility.
• Support daily alignment with cockpit module suppliers and DFM/DFA feedback.
• Participate in prototype builds and 8D/5-Why problem solving.

Responsabilidades

• Support release of cockpit sub-assemblies in PLM systems (Teamcenter/Enovia).
• Assist in packaging, fit checks, and interface resolutions for cockpit components.
• Coordinate with cross-functional teams to meet packaging, safety, and quality targets.
• Assist in reviews of DFMA reports and supplier alignment activities.
• Contribute to root-cause analysis during builds and launches.

Conocimientos

Cross-functional collaboration

Detail-oriented

Problem solving

Teamwork

Herramientas

CATIA

Siemens NX

Teamcenter

Enovia

DFM/DFA

Descripción del empleo

Groupe SEGULA Technologies SA in Mexico is seeking a junior Design Release Engineer (DRE) for Cockpit Systems to support design release, packaging, and integration of vehicle cockpit assemblies including IPs, center consoles, HUD, and related components.

You will assist senior engineers in cross-functional delivery, coordinate with styling, HVAC, electrical, and manufacturing teams, and help ensure quality, packaging, safety, and assembly targets are met.