NVH Attribute Engineer
Listed on 2026-08-08
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Engineering
Mechanical Engineer, Systems Engineer
NVH Attribute Engineer
Location:
300 Lincoln Centre, Foster City (fully onsite)
What You Will Do:
Develop and integrate NVH performance attributes, including Thermal systems, Aeroacoustics (wind noise), and Airborne Noise. Activities include:
Identifying and defining the voice of the customer
Developing vehicle level requirements
Defining and assuring NVH content is developed to meet requirements
Creating and collaborating on CAE and hardware plans
Reporting out status during gate reviews and engineering meetings, as required
Represent NVH in packaging meeting and design gates to execute the NVH content strategy in CAD, and provide an NVH input for packaging studies
Conduct vehicle- and bench-level testing to assess and predict NVH performance on complete vehicle
Perform experimental test methods such as transfer path analysis to quantify and rank noise contributions
Develop and refine testing methodologies to improve accuracy and efficiency
Document test procedures, results, and analysis in detailed reports
Determine the impact of proposed designs, problem root cause, and develop countermeasures
Desired Relevant Experience
Experience in presenting / advocating in large design forums and excellent verbal/written communication skills
NVH development experience in thermal systems, acoustics, wind noise / aeroacoustics
Qualifications
4 to 6 years of automotive or related NVH development experience
Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, or a related field of study
Excellent understanding of acoustics and vibration principles
Experience in vehicle-level NVH development and integration
Hands-on experience with vehicles, instrumentation, and data acquisition
Experience with acoustic and vibration test equipment and data analysis software (LMS, Test.Lab, HEAD Acoustics ArtemiS, etc.)
Excellent communication and collaboration skills
Bonus Qualifications
Master's in Mechanical Engineering
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