The ETI Design Project Responsible plans, performs, and executes Electrical Thermal Incident (ETI) assessments for new vehicles, new top hats, new engines, Mid-Cycle Actions (MCA), and serial-life modifications. The role ensures assessments are completed in accordance with established processes and program milestones. ETI assessments evaluate thermal-incident risks associated with electrical and electronic components, wiring harnesses, and their installation within the vehicle. The position works cross-functionally with engineering, packaging, validation, manufacturing, quality, and other technical teams throughout the vehicle lifecycle to identify potential risks, support mitigation activities, and document assessment results. It also supports ETI field investigations and laboratory analyses, and contributes to continuous improvement of assessment processes and design standards. The role requires a relevant university degree or equivalent, at least five years of experience with vehicle thermal incidents involving electrical and electronic components and wiring harnesses, English proficiency, and the ability to travel for short-duration assignments within North America. ETI-specific technical knowledge is supported through dedicated training.
Stand Out From the Crowd
Upload your resume and get instant feedback on how well it matches this job.
Job Type
Full-time