Instrument Cluster Engineer (930)
Location: Cranfield
Hourly Rate: £36.60 per hour
We are recruiting for an Instrument Cluster Engineer to work with a globally recognised automotive company based in Cranfield. This is a long-term contract role, potentially extending for several years.
Key Responsibilities:
Development of Instrument Cluster, Head-Up Displays, and other displays to meet client design and test standards. Supplier management to ensure parts meet cost, quality, and timing requirements. Maintain and manage physical part BOM (Bill of Materials) and configuration data for the client's manufacturing plant. Prepare functional specifications through collaboration with system owners, customer-oriented engineering, styling, and trim engineers. Present development status during internal design reviews. Review and approve part drawings from suppliers. Manage validation of parts with in-house teams and suppliers. Support vehicle development builds at manufacturing plants, resolving issues as they arise. Lead vehicle life cycle cost reduction initiatives and warranty investigations. Ensure closure of quality concerns and no BOM or configuration errors affecting vehicle builds.
Qualifications & Experience:
Essential:
Relevant Engineering degree or equivalent. Understanding of basic electrical theory. Experience in developing HMI (Human-Machine Interface) parts. Familiar with automotive electrical architecture. Minimum 1-year exposure to CAN communication. Familiar with software development V cycle and validation methods. At least 2 years of experience in similar roles within automotive or equivalent sectors. Experience in HMI specification creation. Well-organised with strong written and verbal communication skills. Able to travel in the UK and abroad, sometimes at short notice. Beneficial:
Experience in automotive BOM & configuration management. Understanding of manufacturing techniques used for Instrument Cluster components. Knowledge of parts cost drivers and budget setting. Familiar with the JIRA concern management tool. Knowledge of 3D CAD tools and processes.
Hours & Pay:
Monday to Friday, 39 hours per week. Hourly rate: £29.00 p/h.
This position provides the opportunity to work on advanced instrument cluster development within the automotive sector.
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We are recruiting for an Instrument Cluster Engineer to work with a globally recognised automotive company based in Cranfield. This is a long-term contract role, potentially extending for several years.
Key Responsibilities:
Development of Instrument Cluster, Head-Up Displays, and other displays to meet client design and test standards. Supplier management to ensure parts meet cost, quality, and timing requirements. Maintain and manage physical part BOM (Bill of Materials) and configuration data for the client's manufacturing plant. Prepare functional specifications through collaboration with system owners, customer-oriented engineering, styling, and trim engineers. Present development status during internal design reviews. Review and approve part drawings from suppliers. Manage validation of parts with in-house teams and suppliers. Support vehicle development builds at manufacturing plants, resolving issues as they arise. Lead vehicle life cycle cost reduction initiatives and warranty investigations. Ensure closure of quality concerns and no BOM or configuration errors affecting vehicle builds.
Qualifications & Experience:
Essential:
Relevant Engineering degree or equivalent. Understanding of basic electrical theory. Experience in developing HMI (Human-Machine Interface) parts. Familiar with automotive electrical architecture. Minimum 1-year exposure to CAN communication. Familiar with software development V cycle and validation methods. At least 2 years of experience in similar roles within automotive or equivalent sectors. Experience in HMI specification creation. Well-organised with strong written and verbal communication skills. Able to travel in the UK and abroad, sometimes at short notice. Beneficial:
Experience in automotive BOM & configuration management. Understanding of manufacturing techniques used for Instrument Cluster components. Knowledge of parts cost drivers and budget setting. Familiar with the JIRA concern management tool. Knowledge of 3D CAD tools and processes.
Hours & Pay:
Monday to Friday, 39 hours per week. Hourly rate: £29.00 p/h.
This position provides the opportunity to work on advanced instrument cluster development within the automotive sector.
LMIND #J-18808-Ljbffr
