Application Engineer
Technology, Data & Digital · Software & Web Development · Software Engineering · Embedded Systems
In short
Application Engineer at Autoliv Queretaro Technical Center (MQT) is responsible for the development and validation of steering wheel products. This role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams, interfacing with OEMs, and ensuring product design meets customer specifications and manufacturing needs. A Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering and advanced English skills are required.
Responsibilities
- Responsible for the development and validation of steering wheel products pre and post-SoP.
- Lead, execute and support various project activities during technical phases of awarded programs.
- Collaborate with all CFT team members (divisional and global), interface with OEM’s, internal supporting groups, manufacturing facilities, and suppliers.
- Creating / Validating Product Design for Steering Wheel and Driver Airbag.
- Working with the customer to negotiate styling vs. Autoliv standard design/processes.
- Working with global team members to locally validate and launch global programs.
- Balance between easy to manufacture and meeting customer needs.
- Understanding customer specifications and ensuring product is designed/validated accordingly.
- Driving the design to meet 1P1P expectations.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
- Advanced English skills
- Ability to understand manufacturing needs e.g., Die cast, RIM, Injection Molding, Stamping, Assy
- Interpreting CAE Results
- Problem Solving Skills
Desired Qualifications
- Highly desired previous experience with StW, DAB, Automotive Interior Class A Component Design, Product Design, CAE
Benefits
- Attractive compensation package
- Flexible Options (Monday to Thursday at office, Friday at Home)
- Recognition awards, company events, family events, university discount options and many more perks.
- Gender Pay Equality
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