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ALTEN Mexico is seeking a Mechatronics Design & Release Engineer to own end-to-end design, development, timing and production release of interior cockpit components. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure accurate design and development of interior systems in the Cockpit - Control and Sensors area.
The role requires a Bachelor in Electrical, Mechanical or Computer Engineering (or MBA), 1–3 years in automotive design release, and hands-on experience with NX, Catia V5 and
ALTEN Mexico, is a leading engineering company that specializes in providing innovative solutions for engineering, technology, and product development projects. We work directly with different industries including Automotive, Energy, Aeronautics, Banking & Insurance, Telecom & Multimedia, and Rail; offering services ranging from project design development to test/validation, programming, implementation, and manufacturing.
We are currently seeking a talented and motivated Mechatronics Design & Release Engineer to join our team. As an Interiors Design & Release Engineer, you will be responsible for the engineering, design, development, timing, and production release of interior components and systems. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure accurate design and development of interior systems, and contribute to the continuous improvement of the design and release processes.
The area we are seeking currently to cover is Cockpit - Control and Sensors.
Location: México
Experience Level: 1+ years
English: B2–C1
Full-time | Engineering
Valid visa is optional
The Engineer will have end to end ownership of their components and ensuring they meet vehicle functional objectives.
TheMechatronics D&R Engineeris responsible for the component and system level design, development, validation, timing and production release of the following areas:
Intermediate-advanced English (technical comprehension and international team communication).