Suspension Unibody Engineer

Company Description

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Job Description

• The chassis suspension engineer is responsible for the suspension component and system design, development, and engineering release for FCA production vehicles.
• Takes part in development of vehicle functional objectives down to the component level, acquires ownership of those objectives.
• Works with Advanced Team on upfront development of suspension architectures.
• Participates in development of suspension kinematic and compliance models with the Chassis Virtual Analysis and Driving Dynamics groups.
• Moves forward with project ownership and executes engineering deliverables per Project Management KPI (Key Process Indicators) and time line.
• Responsibilities include component design/development/package, management of DVPR (Design Verification Plan & Report) for each component, engineering change management, engineering bill of material, support of prototype build using component build matrices, issues management via Chrysler GIMS system, CAD model management, fastener design and assembly torque development.

Qualifications

• Keywords- Suspension component.
• Compatibility with Keywords Design Verification Plan and Report (DVP&R).
• Bachelors degree in relevant field required.

Additional Information

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