Powertrain Engineer

CTC; Ann Arbor (MI); Presencial; USD 90.000 - 120.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

CTC is seeking a CW Powertrain Design Engineer - Motor for a contract role in the North American market. The role focuses on supporting motor development, integrating electrified drive units, and collaborating with Japan-based engineers and local suppliers to deliver robust motor components for hybrid and electric transaxles.

The candidate will read and modify 3D models and drawings, apply DRBFM/DFMEA practices, and communicate technical findings through reports and presentations.

Formación

• Bachelor's Degree or higher in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.
• Experience using CAD/CAE and the ability to read, interpret and modify drawings.
• Working knowledge of DRBFM and DFMEA.
• Proficiency with Excel and PowerPoint.

Responsabilidades

• Support motor development in North America to improve product quality, performance, safety and cost.
• Create and modify design of hybrid electric motor components and sub-assemblies to meet engineering requirements.
• Coordinate development activities up to validation and launch, including problem solving of technical issues.
• Partner with design engineers in Japan and local suppliers for motor components and assembly design.
• Integrate electrified drive units into on-vehicle and off-vehicle designs prioritizing safety and customer appeal.
• Report weekly to management and in related Obeya meetings.

Conocimientos

Reading drawings

Communication skills

Problem solving

Intercultural collaboration

Educación

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering

Herramientas

CAD/CAE

DRBFM

DFMEA

Excel

PowerPoint

Descripción del empleo

Job Title: CW Powertrain Design Engineer - Motor - 1520718

Job Type: Contract

About CTC:

Founded in 1996, CTC is a global IT services, Consulting and Business Solutions partner dedicated to helping organizations innovate, optimize, and grow. With over 2,000 professionals worldwide, we support more than 100 clients in transforming complex challenges into lasting competitive advantages.

Job Description:

• The primary responsibility of this role is to support motor development in North America. To seek out North American ideas and opportunities to help Toyota improve our products quality, performance, safety and cost.
• Reporting to the Manager, the person in this role will support Powertrain Design Electrification department's objectives to (1) to provide an attractive and competitively designed, locally produced motors for hybrid and electric transaxles for our internal and end-user customers. (2) to integrate our electric drive units to our North American developed vehicles for local production. Both of these roles may require adjustment to the design of product by working with local part and raw material suppliers based on their unique capabilities, processes, and engineering innovations.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills to communicate effectively with suppliers, affiliates, and Toyota Motor Corporation (Japan).
• Create and modify design of hybrid electric motor components and sub-assemblies to meet all engineering requirements.
• Ability to problem solve, issue design specifications (3D models, 2D drawings, technical reports, assembly instructions), and interact with others in a fast-paced multicultural work environment.
• Integration of electrified drive units into on-vehicle and off-vehicle designs prioritizing safety, customer appeal, competitiveness, and on-time development.
• Coordinate all related development activities up through validation and launch, including problem solving of technical issues.
• Partner with design engineers in Japan and Local Suppliers for the design and development of motor components and assembly design.
• Participate in design, evaluation, manufacturing, and benchmarking activities at the events locally and internationally (as necessary).
• Report weekly to management and in related Obeya meetings.
• Bachelor's Degree or higher in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering discipline
• Experience using CAD/CAE, including the ability to read, interpret and modify drawings
• A working knowledge of DRBFM and DFMEA.
• Proficiency with Excel and PowerPoint.

Added bonus if you have

• Electrified transaxle/motor design, including automotive OEM/supplier component to vehicle integration experience (including Co-op/Internship)
• Design knowledge for magnets, coils, e-steels or similar materials
• Experience working in partnership with Quality, Manufacturing and/or purchasing to identify and resolve issues