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E-Solutions Inc.
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Electrical Engineer (Raymond, OH, 43067) | 06/17/26
Job Description Role:
Electrical Engineer Location:
Raymond, Ohio-Onsite Perform all aspects of automotive harness development using Siemens Capital CAE harness design tools. Reference or import harness data from Catia v5/v6 to extract 3D routing. Reference or import logical network data from EAZ to extract connectivity and electrical characteristic aspects of existing harness designs. 1. Logical Architecture & System Design- Logical wiring architecture models developed in Siemens Capital
- Power and ground distribution
- Signal and communication networks (Direct, CAN, LIN, Ethernet, FlexRay)
- Functional connectivity definitions between ECUs, sensors, actuators, and loads
- Logical signal lists and port definitions with complete electrical attributes
- System-level design validation outputs (completeness, connectivity consistency, rule compliance) 2. Physical Harness Design
- Physical harness designs in Siemens Capital
- Equivalent in scope and engineering intent to
CATIA/EAZ
designs- Harness topology and routing definitions
- Bundle structure, splices, branches, and breakouts
- In-vehicle routing intent by zone (body, IP, doors, engine bay, rear)
- Connector and terminal assignments with correct cavity usage and keying
- Wire and cable definitions including gauge, color, material, shielding, and twist rules 3. Capital-Generated Manufacturing Outputs
- 2D harness drawings suitable for manufacturing and supplier release
- Harness and vehicle-level Bill of Materials (BOMs)
- Wire lists and cut-length reports
- Connectivity and net reports
- Splice and joint tables
- Shielding and grounding reports
- Change-controlled design datasets for release management 4. End-to-End Harness Execution Packages
- Complete end-to-end Capital execution
- Logical design → physical harness design → manufacturing outputs
- Production-ready harness datasets
- Align to active vehicle development programs
- Validation
- Capital outputs meet OEM production release requirements 5. CAE Analysis & Validation Deliverables (Harness-Focused)
- Electrical rule checks and design validation reports
- Circuit protection and fuse validation with Siemens Capital Analysis
- Voltage drop readiness (where applicable) with Siemens Capital Analysis
- Design consistency and error-check
- Full vehicle harness summaries with Siemens Capital Analysis
- Support data for downstream simulation activities
- Logical, thermal, packaging, or durability output as required
- Support formats required by Spice and Ansys TwinBuilder 6. Comparison & Benchmarking Deliverables
- Side-by-side comparison packages
- Siemens Capital outputs vs.
EA1 CATIA/EAZ
outputs- Wiring intent, connectivity, BOM, and drawing equivalency
- Gap and delta analysis reports
- Feature differences
- Data fidelity gaps
- Manual vs. automated steps 7. Workflow & Process Documentation
- Documented Capital workflow steps for harness design execution
- Time and effort summaries for each major activity
- Process comparison reports
- Capital vs. legacy toolchain efficiency
- Complexity, rework, and iteration impact
- Recommendations for future-state workflow improvements 8. Change & Configuration Management Deliverables
- Change impact assessment packages (connectivity, BOM, manufacturing)
- Revision-controlled harness datasets
- Clear traceability between logical, physical, and released data 9. Cross-Functional Communication Deliverables
- Design review presentation packages
- Technical summaries for electrical, packaging, manufacturing, and supplier teams
- Issue tracking and resolution documentation 10. Knowledge Capture & Best Practices
- Capital modeling best-practice guidelines
- Lessons learned from live program execution Electrical Engineer1Electrical Engineer ContractUnited States