Job ID: 20915
**Location**:
Tlajomulco de Zuñiga, MX
You will become a specialist in a methodology (Design Failure Mode and Defect Analysis) created to analyze and define, together with the project team, all the possible root causes which could lead to a failure in the product design and define actions to mitigate the risk.
**Responsibilities**:
- Have regular meetings with the design engineers and document the analysis in a specialized software (APIS IQ FMEA).
- Follow the steps of the AIAG-VDA methodology to create a DFMEA
- Help the team define the functions and failures and challenge them to find failures which could have not been considered in the original design.
- Know how to moderate team meetings focusing on the main objective of the analysis.
- Help the design engineers translate complex circuits into simple sentences through good analytical thinking.
**Skills and qualifications**:
- Graduate engineer, Masters or Bachelors in either electronics, mechanical, mechatronics engineering, or similar degrees.
- 3-5 years of professional experience in automotive development (mechanical or electronics).
- Knowledge of AIAG-VDA FMEA methodology and ISO 26262 standard and APIS IQ FMEA software is a plus
- Excellent intercultural and English communication skills.
- Good presentation skills and ability to provide training and moderate workshops.
- Be proactive, very organized and disciplined.
Vitesco Technologies is a leading international developer and manufacturer of state-of-the-art powertrain technologies for sustainable mobility.
With smart system solutions and components for electric, hybrid and internal combustion drivetrains, Vitesco Technologies makes mobility clean, efficient, and affordable.
The product range includes electrified drivetrain systems, electronic control units, sensors and actuators, and exhaust -gas aftertreatment solutions.
In 2021, Vitesco Technologies recorded sales of €8.3 billion and employs around 37,000 employees at about 50 locations worldwide.
Vitesco Technologies is headquartered in Regensburg, Germany.