The RoleAs a Senior Systems Engineer I, you are an internally recognized technical expert and the go-to engineer others turn to for learning and mentoring. You take the system lead role on customer and internal battery programs — owning the journey from requirements through architecture, integration, and verification — and lead programs where the problem is defined but the solution is non-obvious, requiring engineering experimentation, in-depth trade‑off analysis, and an eye for the strategic implications of design decisions.
What You’ll Do (Impact Areas)Lead at the system level: take the system lead role on customer and internal programs, provide technical leadership across project teams, and lead engineering development meetings that influence the direction of others.
Own requirements & validation: lead reviews and negotiations of customer specifications, industry and regulatory standards,



and internal design guidelines to establish product electrical requirements; lead requirement analysis and validation planning in line with automotive functional safety and ASPICE — without guidance; lead workgroups to collect, analyze, and cascade system requirements; and refine performance and design‑constraint requirements against feasibility and optimization.
Define the system architecture: define system architecture including sizing and cell selection based on the core product portfolio; cascade requirements to engineering disciplines and subsystems; allocate performance and limiting requirements across functional levels; define component and discipline interfaces; and assign subsystem/component ownership and release responsibility.
Drive design & risk management: moderate the system‑level DFMEA and coordinate it with subsystem and component FMEAs; direct the specification and design of all battery components — mechanical, electrical, software, and electronics — managing trade‑offs between them; and review designs for manufacturability (DFM).
Lead suppliers & sourcing: ment

📌 Senior Systems Engineer (Monterrey)
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