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Stellantis is seeking a Restraint Design Release Engineer (DRE) to lead the design, development and release of restraint components and systems for vehicle programs. You will work with suppliers and cross-functional teams to manage change notices, compliance reports and core documentation (DVPR, DFMEA).
The role covers passive safety restraint development, steering wheel detection and heating requirements, and packaging the complete system with multiple Stellantis engineering groups, ensuring
The Restraint Design Release Engineer (DRE) is responsible for the design, development and release of restraint components and systems (the steering wheel, seat belts and/or airbags) to support Stellantis vehicle programs.
Assignments include working with suppliers and other cross‑functional areas to design, develop and release restraint components and systems. This will include writing change notices and compliance reports, overall management and updates to Stellantis systems and core documentation (e.g., DVPR, DFMEA) to meet program timing and deliverables. The Engineer will follow, track, root cause and manage resolutions to issues found during development and serial life (warranty). They will also provide the same support to the plants for build issues found during pre‑production, production launch, and serial life builds.
The Restraint DRE is expected to manage the development of the passive safety restraint requirements. The Restraints DRE with steering wheel responsibilities is expected to manage the development of the capacitive hands‑on detection and heating (electrical and performance) requirements. The chosen candidate will work with other Stellantis engineering organizations to package and develop the complete restraint system. The Restraints DRE will interface with purchasing, product design office, manufacturing and supply base groups to achieve program objectives. The Restraint DRE is responsible for the review of testing, parts, data and best practices to meet program requirements, Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS), ECE and other global certifications.