Brake NVH Engineer I – Entry-Level Impact

HL Mando America Corp; Novi (MI); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

HL Mando America Corp is seeking an NVH Engineer to lead trade-off analyses and collaborate with Design, Applications, CAE, and Program Management teams in Novi, MI. The role involves evaluating brake NVH performance using lab and vehicle data, and proposing countermeasures to improve overall system performance.

The position requires a bachelor's in mechanical engineering (master's preferred) and 2+ years of automotive experience with NVH tools and measurement equipment.

Qualifications

• Minimum of bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or related field.
• Master's degree is a plus.
• Approximately 2–20+ years automotive experience in product development, focusing on braking and suspension systems.

Responsibilities

• Analyze customer requirements and perform gap analysis for NVH functions within a multifunctional team.
• Utilize NVH measurement equipment and analysis tools to assess performance and propose improvements.
• Perform FRF, modal, ODS, and transient analyses to understand dynamic characteristics.
• Conduct investigations using noise dynamometers, shakers, and dynamometers to identify NVH sources and countermeasures.
• Collaborate with design and Applications Engineer to develop new NVH techniques and methodologies.
• Maintain NVH lab equipment, calibration, documentation, and test plans; support customer reviews and data reports.

Skills

NVH analysis

data analysis

problem solving

communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering

Master's degree (preferred)

Tools

Head Acoustics ArtemiS

Link Vehicle DAQ

Prolink Software

Capacitec probes

Job description

HL Mando America Corp is seeking an NVH Engineer to lead trade-off analyses and collaborate with Design, Applications, CAE, and Program Management teams in Novi, MI. The role involves evaluating brake NVH performance using lab and vehicle data, and proposing countermeasures to improve overall system performance.

The position requires a bachelor's in mechanical engineering (master's preferred) and 2+ years of automotive experience with NVH tools and measurement equipment.