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Job Title: Automotive Engineer/Specialized Automotive Engineering Experts
Location: UK (Remote)
Job Type: Part-time contract, initially for 1 Month.
Summary:
We are looking for deep component-level specialists who can support our teams in client-facing workshops, specification reviews, and technical cost analyses.
Expertise Required:
- Experts with deep technical knowledge in specific automotive components and engineering domains, rather than broad functional experience.
Examples of relevant component areas include:
Category & Components:
- Interior: Seating, Center Console, Interior Lighting, Cockpit / Instrument Panels
- Exterior: Closures, Bumpers, Fascias, Lighting, Mirrors, Glass, Seals, Roof Systems, Exterior Trim
- Vehicle Systems: Vehicle Safety Systems, Brake Design, Electrical Systems, Hybrid Vehicle Engineering, Body Structures
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Required:
- 10–20 years of hands-on automotive engineering experience
- Former Engineering Manager, Team Lead, Module Owner, Component Owner, or Senior Technical Specialist
- OEM or Tier-1 supplier background
- Deep expertise in one or more specific components or modules
- Experience from concept development through validation, industrialization, and SOP
- Experience working with suppliers and cross-functional engineering/procurement teams
- Comfortable participating in technical workshops with client engineering teams


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Responsibilities:
- Review engineering specifications and identify over-engineering
- Challenge engineering assumptions and testing timeline/certification requirements
- Identify technical cost reduction opportunities
- Support sizing of opportunities
- Assess feasibility of engineering changes
- Support DtV and module workshops
- Translate technical expertise into actionable recommendations
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