Lead Automotive E/E Systems Engineer

LEONI•Troy, MI

4h•Hybrid

About The Position

This position serves LEONI’s North American Development Department with expertise to organize our Systems Engineering effort in order to create and maintain E/E schematics in LEONI and customer’s systems. The candidate should possess the capabilities to independently process E/E systems designs and to represent LEONI in front of our customers and partners. This position reports directly to our Head of Harness Design in Troy, Michigan.

Requirements

Engineering degree (Mechanical/Electrical/Automotive preferred)
3 years’ experience in in executing full vehicle systems engineering projects (Stellantis preferred)
Experience in Capital Logic/Integrator or equivalent schematics design tool
Strong interpersonal skills; able to represent LEONI professionally with customers.
Experience executing full‑vehicle systems engineering projects.
Understanding of harness, inline, and device‑to‑harness partitioning.
Knowledge of cable and sub‑assembly partitioning.
Understanding of ground and network topology.
Candidate needs to be authorized to work in US

Responsibilities

Import Wiring DEF for all families including all sub-suppliers (Large, Medium, Small, Data/Communication, HV, Battery, etc)
Trouble shoot any issues in data and software and resolve with our customers and business partners.
Train/support junior team members
Create hrn/cmp/csv files from imported DEF
Support def quality team with def checks
Create system level DVP&R
Determine inline positioning
Resistance check to meet system requirements
Confirm design meets Terminal Plating and Special Requirements.
Create subcompent list (Terminal, Seal and etc) according to housing information
Create inline list file (X/Y-NUMs, Male/Female, connector p/ns, description, etc)
Create inline pinout
Create inline device transmittal (add special reqs and terminal plating)
Wire gauge selection
Provide splice information to DRE to integrate into 3D design.
Wire harness troubleshooting for the full vehicle