Planning and executing design changes to existing components (3D). Development of medium
- and high-complexity designs for new components (3D). Preparation of engineering drawings (2D) with knowledge of GD&T.; Making the correct selection of materials.
- Managing engineering systems (CCDs, CNs, e-CIMS, IAAs, PERs, e-BOMS, Bulletins, etc.) to make changes and issue assigned component parts.
- 3. Development, planning, and execution of validation plans (DVP&R;) for components and systems, knowledge of standard tests.
- 4. Planning, preparing, and executing assembly and performance tests for components in assembly plants (PERs, tryouts).
- 5. Analyzing and resolving performance and durability issues in assigned components. (GIMs, warranty, Launch Indicator Issues (JDP), determining the root cause of problems.
- 6. Propose, evaluate, and implement mass and cost reductions for assigned components (VOs).
- 7. Release new part numbers and modify (add/delete/replace/cancel)



existing part lists in a planned manner in Stellantis systems (e-BOM, Team Center, etc.).
- 8. Assist supplier plants in certifying production, inspection, and part validation processes.
- 9. Prepare and evaluate compliance reports for government regulations.
- 10. Plan, prepare, and coordinate DFMEAs.
- 11. Support assembly plants during the pilot vehicle construction and launch phases. Travel within Mexico and abroad.
**Requirements**:
Minimum:
- 5 years of experience designing and developing automotive interior components.
- Mechanical Engineer, Mechatronics Engineer, or similar (degreed)
- Advanced proficiency in NX software and English.
- Advanced English proficiency
- Willingness to travel.
Preferred:
- DFFS or Reactive certification
- Valid passport and visa.

📌 Senior Design and Release Engineer - Cockpit (Ciudad de México)
🏢 Stellantis
📍 Ciudad de México