The Routing Quality Check Engineer is responsible for detecting and preventing vehicle-quality risks associated with the routing and installation of electrical harnesses, hoses, pipes, cables and related components. The engineer conducts physical vehicle inspections, identifies interference, clearance, abrasion, thermal, fixation and assembly concerns, coordinates corrective actions with engineering and manufacturing teams, and verifies issue closure to support vehicle reliability, manufacturability and launch readiness.

Requirements

Fluent English

5 years of experience in the automotive industry

5 years of driving experience (cars and trucks)

Bachelor's Degree - Mechanical/Mechatronics/Electronic/Automotive Engineering.

Capable of analyzing & synthesizing complex data

Ability to manage multiple activities simultaneously, highly organized





Strong problem solving and interpersonal communication skills

Strong communication skills working with cross functional teams and management

Quick learner and thorough in assignments

- Vehicle architecture and packaging
- Wiring harnesses and connectors
- Automotive hoses, pipes and lines
- GD&T; and engineering drawings
- Vehicle assembly processes
- CAD/DMU review, where applicable
- Root cause analysis and problem solving
- DFMEA/PFMEA concepts
- APQP / launch-quality processes
- 8D, 5-Why and Ishikawa methodology
- Vehicle-level troubleshooting
- Good photographic and technical documentation

📌 Performance Engineer (Ciudad de México)
🏢 Stellantis
📍 Ciudad de México