Wiring Harness Design Release Engineer - Hybrid
Listed on 2026-06-18
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Execute DRE activities on one or more projects concurrently
Support Root Cause analysis of field issues
Manage supplier deviations
Support supplier ramp up – DFM
Interface with supplier to drive one-time and high-quality deliveries
Lead harness topology and partitioning
Package components and collaborate with other systems within the application
Identify components during the design phase for the wiring harness – connectors, terminals, wire gauges/type, etc.
Optimize harness complexity across product lines to leverage standardization & modularity, where possible
Complete electrical connectivity design for a battery system including Wire-list and DEF files for composite harness design, Load analysis
Review and anticipate voltage drop calculations circuit sizing
In-line connector pin count determination and circuit protection
Collaborate with Systems Engineers and BMS Hardware Engineers to ensure all internal and customer-specific requirements are met
Track and report on program progress to ensure requirements are met in a timely manner
Support pre-launch builds as well as product launches
Other duties as assigned
Location:
Lake Orion, MI – Onsite at least 3 days a week
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, B.S. Electrical Technology, or similar
Experience:
1 – 3 years experience in DRE role, Battery System Experience a plus
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