What does it do? It investigates whether the vehicle should have rear-wheel drive (RWD) instead of front-wheel drive (FWD). This involves designing or adapting the rear axles, transmissions, and related components so that the vehicle operates correctly. Main responsibilities: - Assess the feasibility of switching to rear-wheel drive: Is it possible with the current design, or is a complete redesign needed? - Design the rear axles and check that the transmission angles are suitable to avoid durability issues. - Coordinate with other teams (like chassis, suspension, and battery) to ensure that the change doesn’t affect other systems. - Recommend whether the current design can be adapted or if a new one needs to be created. Key deliverables: - 3D models of the rear axles and drive components. - Reports comparing options (e.g., "Rear-wheel drive vs. front-wheel drive: pros and cons"). - Documentation of risks and assumptions (e.g., "If we use this axle, there could be limitations").

📌 Rear-Wheel Drive Engineer (México)
🏢 Alten Mexico
📍 México