Job Title: Electrical Harness Designer
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Type: Fulltime
Onsite at end client location
Need Automotive Exp. is Must
Job Description:
Our Engineering team has an opening for a Wire-Harness Design Engineer.
This Engineer will be responsible for designing both the low-voltage and high-voltage vehicle wire-harnesses as well as integrating them into current and future product offerings that set the benchmark for electric motorcycles.
They will be expected to engage with various stakeholders across the vehicle to ensure that components are electrically integrated as well as design, prototype, test, and productionize vehicle wire-harnesses and supporting brackets/caddies that will be used across the entire product portfolio.
They will thrive in an environment of innovation that requires strong problem-solving skills and independent self-direction, coupled with an aptitude for team collaboration and open communication.
Key Responsibilities
· Lead the development of wire-harness requirements, guidelines, and best practices
· Define the wire-harness layout across all forms of physical interfaces and topologies
· Package the wire-harness within the vehicle adhering to physical and mechanical requirements while maintaining styling design vision and approval
· Design supporting bracketry and mounting components to comprehensively integrate the wire-harnesses into the vehicle
· Exercise strong engineering fundamentals to create designs that achieve aggressive vehicle performance, weight, and cost goals
· Provide technical input to suppliers and partners to assure wire-harness requirements are achieved and delivered in a quality way
· Engage in troubleshooting EV vehicles by reviewing test incident information and identifying areas for continuous improvement
· Streamline product development process and implement best practices while eliminating waste
· Influence, mentor, and inspire teammates while demonstrating effective cross functional collaboration to deliver world class designs
· Conduct research and benchmarking exercises for future wire-harness strategies and concept vehicles
· Facilitate the development of troubleshooting procedures required to build and service vehicles