ADAS Sensor Integration Engineer: Design, Release & Validation

EDAG; Dearborn (MI); On-site; USD 100,000 - 150,000; Part time

Job summary

EDAG is seeking a Sensor Integration Design & Release Engineer to develop and release hardware for ADAS sensors across vehicle programs. You will define mounting locations, interfaces, and packaging in close collaboration with system and vehicle teams.

Responsibilities include coordinating concept development, supplier activity, tooling, verification, and launch while assessing mounting geometry, tolerances, vibration, and thermal effects.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering.
• 5 years of experience with ADAS systems and automotive sensor hardware integration from concept through launch.
• Working knowledge of 3DEXPERIENCE (3DX), DFMEA, and engineering release processes.

Responsibilities

• Develop and release hardware integration for ADAS sensors and related components across vehicle programs.
• Define sensor mounting locations, brackets, interfaces, packaging, and design requirements in coordination with system and vehicle teams.
• Coordinate concept development, design maturation, supplier activity, tooling, verification, and launch.
• Assess impacts of mounting geometry, alignment, tolerances, vibration, temperature, contamination, and surrounding vehicle features.
• Coordinate integration with body, exterior trim, glazing, lighting, electrical, and other vehicle systems.
• Develop and maintain DFMEAs and support validation planning, test execution, and issue closure.
• Maintain product definition, changes, and release data in 3DEXPERIENCE (3DX).
• Support vehicle builds, calibration-related integration activities, manufacturing readiness, and production launch.

Skills

ADAS domain knowledge

Team coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Tools

3DEXPERIENCE

DFMEA

Engineering release process

Job description

EDAG is seeking a Sensor Integration Design & Release Engineer to develop and release hardware for ADAS sensors across vehicle programs. You will define mounting locations, interfaces, and packaging in close collaboration with system and vehicle teams.

Responsibilities include coordinating concept development, supplier activity, tooling, verification, and launch while assessing mounting geometry, tolerances, vibration, and thermal effects.