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Lead Engineer - Seat Belts and Safety Components

Gaydon
Posted about 11 hours ago
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Job Title - Lead Engineer - Seat Belts and Safety Components

Location - Gaydon, UK

Responsibilities

  • Previous experience of managing change and leading the resolution of business, technical and process issues within an engineering project team environment.
  • Experience in end-to-end development of commodities in an automotive programme
  • Engineering related Degree or relevant equivalent experience.
  • Working knowledge of safety system development including airbag and/or seat belt dynamic performance, manufacturing processes, related standards and test procedures and vehicle safety attribute delivery, including testing.

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  • Work On-Cycle to ensure robust deployment of agreed strategies and technologies.
  • Work Off-Cycle to develop the right strategies, technologies, and Body of Knowledge artefacts to enable the on-cycle product vision.
  • Build and maintain excellent working relationships with all stakeholders.
  • Undertake any other work as directed by their line manager in connection with their job as may be requested from time to time.
  • Own and deliver the commodity plan, meeting quality, cost, and time targets.
  • Own and deliver the Engineering Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) deliverables
  • Manage change requests and develop solutions that achieve attribute and programme targets.
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Skills

Project Management
Automotive Engineering
Safety System Development
Airbag Performance
Seat Belt Dynamics
Manufacturing Processes
APQP
Change Management
Stakeholder Management
Vehicle Safety Testing
Commodity Planning
Technical Problem Solving

Location

Gaydon, England, United Kingdom

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