WHO WE ARE Working together, growing together, creating new things together: EDAG connects people and the future. Company and workforce share the same vision. With a familiar atmosphere and at the same time the potential of a global world-class development company. You‘ll go your own way in your career at a high level – nationally and internationally. Take your next step and support us as a SENSOR INTEGRATION DESIGN & RELEASE ENGINEER.
DESCRIPTION
Develop and release hardware integration for ADAS sensors and related components across vehicle programs
Define sensor mounting locations, brackets, interfaces, packaging, and design requirements in coordination with system andvehicle teams
Assess impacts of mounting geometry, alignment, tolerances, vibration, temperature, contamination, and surrounding vehiclefeatures
Coordinate integration with body, exterior trim, glazing, lighting, electrical, and other vehicle systems
Develop and maintain DFMEAs and support validation planning, test execution, and issue closure
Maintain product definition, changes, and release data in 3DEXPERIENCE (3DX)
Support vehicle builds, calibration-related integration activities, manufacturing readiness, and production launch
REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor's degree in Engineering.
5 years of experience with ADAS systems and automotive sensor hardware integration from concept through launch
Working knowledge of 3DEXPERIENCE (3DX), DFMEA, and engineering release processes
Additional relevant skills: camera, radar, ultrasonic, lidar, or other vehicle sensing technologies relevant to the program; sensor fields of view, mounting alignment, tolerance sensitivity, calibration access, and vehicle-level packaging; sensor performance considerations such as vibration, thermal exposure, electromagnetic compatibility, and obstruction or contamination; brackets, housings, radomes, fascia or grille integration, sensor covers, and related materials or manufacturing processes; validation and calibration workflows, design verification, and production integration
Location: Dearborn Michigan or Long Beach California