Front Lighting Design & Release Engineer

Groupe SEGULA Technologies SA (old); Auburn Hills (MI); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Groupe SEGULA Technologies SA is seeking a Design and Release Engineer for Front Lighting responsible for the full lifecycle of exterior lighting components from concept to program launch. You will design, package, and integrate lighting assemblies with the vehicle architecture and coordinate with suppliers to meet performance and regulatory targets.

The role emphasizes cross-functional collaboration with architecture, program science, and engineering teams to meet timelines, weight, and cost

Qualifications

• Experience in exterior lighting product development, including packaging, optics, and electronics.
• Proven ability to manage supplier deliverables and solve packaging/gap-and-flush issues.
• Familiarity with automotive CAD/PLM workflows and release milestones.

Responsibilities

• Design & Packaging: develop the styling for headlamps, tail lamps, and signal lighting; coordinate with suppliers for internal reflectors, optics, housing, and internals.
• Vehicle Integration: package and integrate lighting assemblies onto BIW, front fascia, bumper, grille, and fenders.
• Performance & Compliance: ensure lamp output and optics meet regional homologation and regulatory requirements.
• Cross-Functional Collaboration: work with Architecture/Vehicle Concepts, Program Science, local and supplier engineering to manage timelines, weight, and cost.

Skills

Exterior lighting development

Optics integration

CAD (CATIA NX)

PLM systems

Problem solving

Tools

CATIA

NX

Teamcenter

Enovia

Job description

Groupe SEGULA Technologies SA is seeking a Design and Release Engineer for Front Lighting responsible for the full lifecycle of exterior lighting components from concept to program launch. You will design, package, and integrate lighting assemblies with the vehicle architecture and coordinate with suppliers to meet performance and regulatory targets.

The role emphasizes cross-functional collaboration with architecture, program science, and engineering teams to meet timelines, weight, and cost