Geometry Integration Engineer

A leading premium automotive business and leading to move towards electric autonomous vehicles.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Our Powertrain division is looking for a talented engineer to develop powertrain new technologies and the geometry integration across the Jaguar Land Rover business. This will give you, the successful candidate, an opportunity to have input to all engineering teams in the business including the vehicle programmes and utilising virtual engineering tools to support the hardware development and problem resolution with cross-functional teams

Key Accountabilities and Responsibilities
Independently assess Powertrain component geometric compatibility
Arbitrate and drive for a resolution on geometric incompatibilities between Powertrain components
Support vehicle package team to resolve incompatibilities between Powertrain components and the rest of the vehicle
Generate concepts and novel ideas to optimise the packaging of Powertrain components
Deliver vehicle programme geometry as required
Undertake any other work as directed by their line manager in connection with their job as may be requested

WHAT YOU'LL NEED:

Essential:
Relevant experience viewing and manipulating geometric data to package components into a vehicle
Technical and practical knowledge working with the major components of hybrid powertrains, including standards and design rules that govern their design and installation into a vehicle
Relevant experience working in a team of cross functional engineers to successfully solve a complex engineering problem
Previous programme delivery experience, with strong influencing and engagement skills
Experience working with Catia V6 / 21X toolset including the ability to author geometric data
Relevant degree or equivalent experience preferred

Desirable:
Strong team player with good communication skills
Experience of concept generation and cross functionality problem resolution
Detailed knowledge and understanding of specific car components, or systems and sub-systems
Experience of using Agile working methods and JIRA as a workload planning tool