Designs and develops heavy-duty vehicle components and systems using mechanical engineering analysis, CAD, system routing, and design validation methods. Job Requirements U.S. citizenship required. Accredited Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering. Internship experience or 6+ months of related engineering experience. Experience with CATIA or similar CAD software. Experience reviewing or interpreting finite element analysis (FEA) results. Experience with mechanical system routing. Experience with Design Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (DFMEA). No travel required. Preferred Skills Controls or robotics experience. Systems engineering experience. Experience with autonomous vehicle systems. Heavy truck engineering experience. Electric vehicle engineering experience. Experience integrating mechanical components into vehicle platforms. Experience supporting vehicle component design and development. Job Responsibilities Design functional and cost-effective heavy-duty vehicle components. Perform mechanical engineering analysis for new and existing vehicle systems. Develop and redesign components for integration into vehicle platforms. Create and modify component designs using CATIA or similar CAD tools. Review and interpret FEA results to support design decisions. Develop and evaluate mechanical system routing. Perform DFMEA activities for vehicle components and systems. Support controls, robotics, and system-level integration activities as applicable. Support development of autonomous, heavy-duty, and electric vehicle systems. Evaluate component designs for performance, reliability, manufacturability, and vehicle integration.

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