Electrical Systems Engineer - CCU Chassis Supplier-Resident Job Anaheim area,California USA,Engineering

Job Description from GM with key aspects highlighted:

1. Supplier Electrical Engineer Resident

Roles & Responsibilities

General:

The supplier resident will assume responsibility for the electrical development and release of the Product(s) to be supplied.
Where multiple programs are under contract, a resident engineer may be assigned to more than one program.

Become proficient in the following GM Process/databases/tools:

E-Squared – Engineering Work Order and Part Ordering system

PRTS, ESIMS – Problem/Issue Tracking systems

APM – Part Drawing system

Embassy – Pre-Production Vehicle Build Tracking system

Team Center – Specification / Document repository database

GM-LAN database and tools

GART – Warranty tracking system

Calibration development (i.e. Cal-DS, GDFRS/eASEE, GMEC, etc.)

Support for IVER/PPV/Man-Val/Production builds.

Note:

Potentially includes travel that is paid for by the supplier.

Support the following Electrical activities:

Schedule and coordinate Design Reviews and/or Peer Reviews

Coordinate and manage Product Development Team (PDT) meetings.

Prepare project plans, track vehicle timing requirements and part availability dates

Order and track part deliveries

Have access to supplier electrical circuit schematics and subcomponent specifications

Responsible with the failure mode and effects analysis process

Determine and investigate design and mechanization alternatives

Perform electrical packaging and bracket design studies

Participate in Module packaging in vehicle.

Assist with the updating of system requirements

Resolve issues on assigned CTS or SSTS sections

Perform design analysis and trade-off studies

Initiate system requirement change requests

Recommend additional testing and development as required

Provide technical direction to relevant Engineering and Support Groups

Write Engineering Work Orders (EWOs) for release and change of hardware, software, calibrations, brackets and associated fasteners

Responsible for Change Approval Board (CAB) activities for Engineering Work Order (EWO) approval

Perform / Support bench and vehicle software checkout

Support vehicle build activities and perform subsystem debug

Maintain a supplier supplied break out / hardware test box with capability to fully test / evaluate the module at the resident desk or site.

Assist with root cause, resolution and verification of system issues and test incidents

Prepare and present issues and resolutions to GM Engineering Management and Vehicle Team(s)

Support Vehicle Assembly Center launch of product – including preproduction launch activities

Support vehicle development activities, rides and sub-system buy-off events

Perform hardware , software and/or, calibration updates to preproduction vehicles and benches

Perform monthly warranty tracking of part performance in field

Coordinate communication meetings between Buyer and Supplier

Represent Buyer's position when communicating with Supplier

Stay abreast of new technologies and Buyer's competition

Maintain an awareness of programs and vehicle systems

Upon request the appropriate Supplier personnel shall provide support during controller and vehicle calibration development trips.

Support at the manufacturing facility for the Manufacturing Non Saleable, Manufacturing Saleable, and Start of Production builds

Perform / Submit / Maintain the following:

Math Data

Electrical Mechanization Drawings

Electrical Interface Control Document template or Sharepoint site, whichever applies to program

DFMEA / DRBFM for all post-IVER change

Assembly Plant training documents

EWOs for product / process changes

Engineering Change log

Open Issues list

Assist / Review / Approve the following:

Service Manual

Service Bulletin

Owner's Manual

Worksite Location / General Hours:

The Supplier Resident shall be on GM campus 90 percent of…