Tesla Mechanical Design Engineer m/w/d 

Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, Lübeck 

353666251

Our world-class engineering teams operate with a non-conventional automotive product development philosophy of high interdisciplinary collaboration, flat organizational structure, and technical contribution at all levels. You will be expected to challenge and be challenged, to create, to innovate. You must want to work in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial company. We are building real products. This must excite you. You’ll work alongside accomplished, world-renowned engineers on perhaps the most exciting automotive programs in existence today.

• Mechanical design and packaging of HVAC components to meet system and vehicle requirements while optimizing for efficiency, cost, weight, manufacturability and serviceability
• Manage suppliers and projects to ensure timely program deliverables within budget
• Develop component and system level requirements based on vehicle level requirements and customer experience
• Lead creation of component specifications, component DFMEA, and other technical design documents
• Develop and execute component and subsystem design verification plans and test methods to validate produce adherence to requirements
• Ensure vehicles conform to all motor vehicle safety standards governing HVAC operation
• Support vehicle programs through the entire life cycle including; spec development, prototype builds, vehicle test, and production

• Education background in Mechanical Engineering or similar
• Outstanding design, packaging and 3D modelig skills - CATIA preferred
• Demonstrable motivation and ability to solve novel, difficult design problems with tight timing constraints as well as design experience with 10’s-100’s of released component designs
• Working knowledge of automotive HVAC systems including compressors, HVAC units, fluid transfer components, and vehicle performance testing
• Experience with psychometrics, heat transfer, fluid dynamics and thermal management
• Good knowledge of high-volume manufacturing processes such as injection molding, stampings, and castings
• Acquaintance with electrical component design and control strategies is preferred