Design, develop, and validate air intake systems for internal combustion engine and hybrid electrified vehicles. Systems and components may include low-pressure clean- and dirty-side ducts, air cleaners, make-up air hoses, resonators, air filters, brackets, and high-pressure charge ducts. The engineer is responsible for assigned air intake systems at any stage of development, from early packaging through component design and execution. The work supports air intake system, engine, and vehicle functional objectives and includes coordinating CAD design, CAE, prototyping, physical testing, and related documentation. Depending on program assignments, the engineer may support sourcing and coordinate and track supplier progress to ensure part maturity and milestone completion in line with best-practice designs and methodologies, including DFMEA and DVP&R, to minimize risk. The role may require occasional onsite support at engine and/or vehicle assembly plants. Additional responsibilities after vehicle launch include supporting quality concerns, process change validation, and technical cost-reduction or value-optimization activities. Domestic and international travel of up to 20% is required, including travel to suppliers, corporate vehicle or engine assembly plants, proving grounds, and technical centers.
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