Product Engineer II

Integrated Engineering•Salt Lake City, UT

2d•Onsite

About The Position

We are looking for engineers who are passionate about solving technical challenges and creating products that improve the driving experience. As a Product Engineer, you will be part of creating aftermarket performance products from concept through production, combining design, testing, validation, and real-world vehicle development. This role offers the opportunity to see your ideas become physical products that are installed on customer vehicles around the world.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, or a related field.
Advanced proficiency with SolidWorks 3D CAD, including FEA and CFD simulation tools.
Knowledge of automotive systems, including engine, electrical, and chassis components.
Clear understanding of physical production methods, including machining, casting, and fabrication, as well as automotive material properties.
Proficient with 3D laser scanning, simulation tools, and automotive fabrication processes.
Demonstrated passion for automotive performance.

Responsibilities

Uphold rigorous engineering standards and simulation methodologies throughout the development flow.
Analyze product designs using a combination of simulation, engineering tools, and real world testing.
Create, modify, and validate 3D CAD models, engineering drawings, and technical documentation.
Design and perform product validation activities, including prototyping, fitment testing, data collection, and dyno support.
Establish upfront design requirements for component clearances, material selections, and manufacturing tolerances to guide the product development flow.
Coordinate with vendors and manufacturing partners to support production readiness, resolve technical issues, and improve processes.
Collaborate with internal teams to validate product fitment, installation, vehicle compatibility, and identify restrictions in factory hardware.
Research existing product patents on novel performance layouts or unique component designs to ensure new concepts do not conflict with existing intellectual property.
Maintain accurate engineering documentation and product development records.
Promote and reinforce company values, engineering standards, and continuous improvement behaviors across the organization.
Lead troubleshooting efforts for manufacturing defects or field issues, using a PDCA approach.