General Motors

Design Release Engineer – Seating Components

General Motors

full-time

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: WarrenMissouriUnited States

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About the role

  • Supports/leads design and technical reviews for components within seating systems.
  • Defines ICD requirements for component and sub-system interfaces.
  • Negotiates and reaches agreement with interfacing components, works with others to resolve issues.
  • Leads/Supports PDT for component/subsystems. (e.g. timing, parts list, DFM, issue tracking)
  • Performs appropriate studies/alternatives, and supports program direction based upon cost, mass, timing, DFA, complexity and other commodity imperatives.
  • Releases Production Design, on time, to meet commodity requirements.
  • Conducts engineering and design reviews to ensure 100 percent design fidelity.
  • Communicates information to and from internal and external customer organizations.
  • Leads the launch of new vehicle programs for Seat System Components at the GM assembly plants, Tier 1 seating plants, and applicable Tier 2 suppliers.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or equivalent
  • 5+ years of relevant engineering experience
  • Operate with a high level of independent judgment, implementing functional strategy and managing programs while advising and counseling leadership.
  • Possess deep expertise across the function, providing informed analysis and guidance for the design, development, and implementation of technical products and systems.
  • Resolve highly complex technical issues and lead advanced research efforts.
  • Recommend design or development changes to improve product quality and operational procedures.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in a wide range of concepts, practices, and methodologies within the field.
  • Leverage extensive experience and judgment to plan, prioritize, and achieve goals.
  • Able to lead and direct the work of others, exercising significant creativity and autonomy.
Benefits
  • From day one, we're looking out for your well-being–at work and at home–so you can focus on realizing your ambitions.
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Hard Skills & Tools
design reviewstechnical reviewsICD requirementsDFMDFAengineering analysisproduct quality improvementprogram managementcomplex problem solvingtechnical product development
Soft Skills
independent judgmentleadershipcommunicationnegotiationcreativityautonomyprioritizationcollaborationadvisingcounseling
Certifications
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering