Automotive Durability Engineer

Responsibilities

1. Sensor Design:

• Lead the sensor design process, focusing on strain gauge applications.
• Manage the entire workflow, from gathering input for sensor design to participating in the calibration of the final sensor.
• Define testing needs, load ranges, and perform strength simulations.
• Design both the physical components and sensors, ensuring optimal placement of strain gauges through detailed stress and strain analysis.
• Plan and oversee sensor calibration to ensure accuracy and reliability.

2. Durability Analysis:

• Provide stress and strain CAE simulations to support the project design phase.
• Deliver recommendations to support programs or design concepts.
• Conduct analysis to develop and establish durability requirements and targets.

Requirements

• MSc in Mechanical Engineering.
• Knowledge of Wheel Suspension design.
• You must have documented knowledge and a few years of experience from of the durability domain
• Experience of CAE tools Ansa, Abaqus, nCode and CAD tool CATIA
• Broad knowledge of the vehicle design process.
• You are experienced in writing requirements and technical guidelines.
• This role requires a strong technical foundation, collaboration across disciplines, and the ability to balance theoretical modeling with hands-on testing and analysis to support both sensor design and durability engineering efforts.
• Fluent in English (written and spoken).