CAD CATIA V5 Design Engineer Electrical
Contechs Consulting Limited
Apply to this job- Design and packaging of electrical system components and wiring within a CATIA V5 environment
- Deliver system designs to meet the requirements of technical specifications in accordance with Lotus and Tier 1 design guidelines and standards.
Packaging of control units, sensors, actuators and other electrical peripherals relating the following systems (or similar):
- Electrical propulsion system parts – HV battery pack, IEM, DC-DC and charge points.
- Harnessing – Low and high voltage wiring systems. Signal, high current and ground cabling.
- Body and door control
- Infotainment system including sound amplifier, speaker system and antennae
-Active safety systems – Airbag control, blind spot monitoring, autonomous braking, parking distance control
- Interior controls
- Security systems
- Bracket, grommet and fixing scheme designs
- Design fault identification and resolution including management of build or design concerns to closure
Qualifications and Experience (Essential & Desirable criteria)
Essential:
- Possession of a product design, engineering or similar engineering degree. (Other recognised engineering qualifications combined with relevant significant experience may be considered).
- Demonstrable experience in a CATIA V5 environment. Applicants may be required to undertake a company CAD test.
- Experience of using the CATIA Electrical Workbench.
- Proven track record of CAD design within an automotive/aerospace engineering environment.
- Excellent communication and co-ordination skills - at ease working with a cross-functional team of engineers and suppliers.
Summary
Design electrical components and wiring systems in CATIA V5 for automotive applications.
Job title
CAD CATIA V5 Design Engineer Electrical
Experience level
proven track record
Industry
automotive
Location requirements
Norfolk, gb; remote work not specified
Salary
Not specified
Management role
No
Required skills
Preferred skills
Specializations
Structured locations inferred from the posting.
Norfolk, UK