ADAS Design Release Engineer (DRE) for Cameras

General Motors•Warren, MI

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

We are looking for a high-performing Design Release Engineer who is responsible for the definition of requirements, execution of design, analysis, development, testing, and management of engineering projects for Active Safety Components where creativity, initiative, and independent judgment are involved. This role exercises technical direction over other engineers or engineering support personnel and may have work direction responsibilities over a small group with specific engineering objectives. Consults with supervisor as required.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering or equivalent
Thorough understanding of Camera design, construction, assembly, operation and optics
Demonstrated experience with Camera Development and Integration into the vehicle
3+ years of experience in a job-related area
Understanding of engineering theory and principles of operation of mechanical/electrical mechanisms
Specific knowledge of engineering mechanics, physics, metallurgy and manufacturing methods engineering
Knowledge of software development and systems as it pertains to engineering preferred
Understanding of product design and process interdependencies
High level of analytical ability where problems are unusual and difficult
High level of interpersonal skills to work independently and effectively with others
Demonstrated technical and professional skills in job-related area
High level of oral and written communication skills

Nice To Haves

Systems knowledge of camera-related operation and features, along with data pipeline and aligning performance with system needs
Prior experience in electrical/electronic component design/release is preferred
DFMEA training
Electronic Validation Experience
DFSS Certification
Software Controls/wiring experience
Design/Development of Safety Critical Systems/Components
Experience with other Automated Driving sensors (Lidars, Radars, Ultrasonic Sensors) a plus
Any Calibration tool or modification skills are a plus
Understanding of HIL test methods
Prior experience in manufacturing or industrial engineering for DFM
Prior experience in Calibration work
Prior experience negotiating between parties
Prior experience outside automotive a plus for fresh perspective
Prior commercial experience a plus for negotiations with supply base
Knowledge of computer software as it pertains to engineering
Knowledge of Team Center Systems Engineering and/or IBM DOORS requirements management tools is a plus.

Responsibilities

DRE for ADAS Cameras including all elements of hardware and calibrations
System level understanding of functionality being supported, including ability to root cause issues
Capable of organizing and driving design for manufacturing initiatives
Develops component technical specifications as well as statement of requirements and subsystem technical specifications as required
Leads formal design, peer, and quality reviews
Leads resolution of technical issues
Leads product development team meetings
Leads/manages supplier resident engineers
Works closely with the Purchasing organization to support sourcing activities
Supports vehicle Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) activities
Primary GM engineering interface with the component suppliers
Knowledge of hardware and software interfaces
Ensure all vehicle program imperatives (cost, timing, investment, and quality) are met
Generates technical solutions for current, new, and major programs
Provides technical leadership for advanced technology development and can perform complex design and packaging analysis
Develops engineering designs (including subsystems) and implements engineering changes
Initiates documents to provide engineering authority and to maintain math data
Works with engineering functions, suppliers, plant personnel, and others to implement cost reduction, methods, and product improvements, and to support build programs
Plans and implements validation and/or development programs
Releases parts and subsystems for production
Communicates information to and from internal and external customer organizations
Coordinates and consults with departments outside engineering, such as manufacturing
Stays abreast of new technology and competitive products
Travels as required