• Design, develop, validate, and integrate components within the Thermal Coolant Management subsystem for automotive propulsion systems
• Lead the design and development of subsystem components
• Execute, maintain, and improve design standards, engineering best practices, and general design processes
• Design automotive components using DFMEA methodologies
• Develop engineering solutions following Design to Cost principles while maintaining performance and quality standards
• Apply Design for Manufacturability criteria
• Perform NX design analysis for assigned subsystems and implement findings with support from senior designers or Design Lead Teams
• Create, update, and maintain mathematical data and 3 D models, including material specifications, mass properties, and component attributes
• Develop mathematical models and virtual designs for complex automotive components and subsystems
• Integrate component designs into complete thermal management systems
• Collaborate with Design Release, manufacturing, integration, and performance engineers
• Ensure timely, high-quality mathematical releases
• Communicate project status, timing concerns, risks, and technical challenges to the Design Manager, DLTs, and DREs
• Stay current with industry trends, emerging technologies, and product developments related to thermal management systems
• Share lessons learned and recommend updates to engineering standards and design best practices
• Pursue professional development opportunities and expand technical expertise

Requirements Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, Automotive Design Engineering, or any related field Minimum of 1 year of experience in automotive or mechanical component design Experience using NX, Teamcenter,



and Sim Solid Experience with 3 D CAD modeling and product mathematical data management Understanding of DFMEA methodologies Advanced English proficiency Experience with automotive thermal management or propulsion cooling systems preferred Knowledge of Finite Element Analysis preferred Experience with Ansys Fluent, Solid Works, and CAD design packages preferred Familiarity with subsystem integration and vehicle development processes preferred NX Certification preferred Thermal subsystem-related certifications preferred Strong organizational and planning skills Ability to prepare and present technical information Cross-functional collaboration Must not require GM immigration sponsorship now or in the future

Core Competencies

Demonstrates expertise in designing and developing automotive thermal management components, utilizing DFMEA methodologies and advanced CAD tools like NX and Solid Works. Strong ability to collaborate across functions and communicate technical information effectively.

Highest-signal resume keywords Automotive Component Design DFMEA Methodologies NX Design Analysis 3 D CAD Modeling Thermal Management Systems

ATS Optimization Keywords

Hard Skills Automotive Component Design DFMEA Methodologies NX Design Analysis 3 D CAD Modeling Mathematical Modeling Finite Element Analysis Design to Cost Principles Design for Manufacturability Thermal Subsystem Integration Product Mathematical Data Management

Soft Skills Strong Organizational Skills Planning Skills Cross-Functional Collaboration Technical Communication

Certifications & Qualifications NX Certification Thermal Subsystem-Related Certifications

Industry Keywords Automotive Propulsion Systems Thermal Coolant Management Subsystem Integration Vehicle Development Processes Emerging Technologies

Tools & Technologies NX Teamcenter Sim Solid Ansys Fluent Solid Works #J-18808-Ljbffr

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