Salaried Positions
PRINCIPAL ENGINEER (AUTOMOTIVE/POWERTRAIN)
Job code: 03-00997*
Job Summary:
- Project leader in a highly successful, production-oriented engine design team; provide technical leadership on engine design projects spanning light-duty, medium-duty and heavy-duty applications for domestic and foreign clients with specific emphasis on Chinese clients - includes diesel, gasoline and natural gas engines; lead projects involving design of engine architectures and components using solid modeling/computer-aided design (CAD), analysis (FEA, CFD); apply best design practices including geometric dimension and tolerancing (GD&T); interface with clients to define specifications and update on progress; review drawings; interface with suppliers and directing others in engine design team.
Education/Experience:
- Requires a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering with at least a 3.0 GPA with 12 years of automotive or powertrain design experience. Must be a highly skilled individual with significant experience working on engine design in a production oriented environment; must be manufacturing/production focused; must be team-oriented; must be hands on and results oriented; must be able to manage multiple assignments concurrently with limited supervision; must be an excellent communicator; experience in CAD systems, analysis and simulation of engines, components and systems is a plus; experience with leading design teams is a strong plus; strong knowledge of the automotive/engine industry, automotive/engine design practices and manufacturing methods preferred; OEM engine design experience is preferred. Individual needs to be fluent in both English and Mandarin and have ability to translate verbal and written technical terms and concepts to and from both languages. Knowledge of Chinese business culture a requirement. Periodic travel required to meet with customers, suppliers and team members in North American, European and Asian markets. A valid/clear driver's license is required.
Job Locations: San Antonio, TX
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