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• Design Release Engineer
• High Voltage Systems DORLECO
• 5.

0 San Francisco, CA Job Details Full-time 1 day ago Qualifications Thermal analysis Electrical compliance testing Automotive electrical systems Performance testing in mechanical engineering

ISO 26262

Thermal control Safety regulations Regulatory compliance Energy control procedures Electrical safety procedures Automotive component testing Power distribution systems Automotive engineering System testing Safety procedures for high-voltage work Electrical reliability testing Engineering environmental testing Mechanical product validation projects Mechanical knowledge Automotive electronics expertise (engineering specialty) Validation design Full Job Description Position Overview We are looking for a highly technical Design Release Engineer (DRE) to own the development and validation of our vehicle High Voltage (HV) electrical distribution system. In this role, you will focus strictly on the engineering, 3D routing, and physical architecture of HV busbars, battery interconnects, and HV wiring harnesses.

Core Technical Responsibilities HV Architecture Design:

Lead the design and packaging of HV wiring harnesses (400V-800V+), continuous copper/aluminum busbars, and cell-to-module battery interconnects. 3

D Routing & Integration:

Own 3D CAD routing, clearance management, and 2D print generation for high-power distribution paths using Siemens Capital, CATIA, or NX.

Technical Engineering Documentation:

Author and execute technical documentation including DFMEA, DVP&R, and engineering specifications.

Regulatory & Safety Compliance:

Implement high-voltage isolation, creepage/clearance requirements, fusing strategies, shielding, and EMC mitigation techniques.

Required Technical Skills Vehicle EDS Expertise:

Direct experience engineering high-voltage vehicle electrical distribution systems, including high-power connectors, shielding, and crimping tech.

Busbar & Battery Systems:

Deep mechanical and electrical understanding of rigid/flexible busbars and thermal management within battery packs.

Industry Standards:

Practical knowledge of automotive standards like

USCAR, LV214/LV215, ISO

26262, and high-voltage safety regulations.

Validation Testing:

Hands-on experience with environmental, mechanical, and electrical testing (insulation resistance, thermal cycling, high-pot test).