Itera Mobility Engineering
Squeak & Rattle (S&R) Engineer

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Squeak and Rattle Engineer
At Itera Mobility Engineering, we are looking for a Squeak and Rattle Engineer to join our automotive engineering team in Gaydon, UK.
Main Functions
- Lead the identification, diagnosis, and resolution of vehicle Squeak & Rattle issues throughout development, validation, and production phases.
- Perform road, track, and laboratory testing to detect, reproduce, and localize noise and vibration concerns.
- Conduct root cause analysis of squeaks, rattles, and buzzes, evaluating component interfaces, tolerances, fastening systems, and dynamic behavior.
- Define, validate, and implement corrective actions for interior, trim, seating, body, and closure systems in collaboration with engineering, manufacturing, quality teams, and suppliers.
- Manage S&R issues from detection to closure, including documentation, action planning, follow-up, and verification of effectiveness.
- Support design reviews by proactively identifying potential noise risks and recommending improvements to materials, interfaces, and tolerances.
- Utilize acoustic measurement, instrumentation, and frequency analysis tools to investigate and resolve NVH-related concerns.
- Evaluate prototypes and production vehicles against refinement, perceived quality, and customer satisfaction targets.
- Act as the Squeak & Rattle technical expert, providing guidance on best practices, standards, acceptance criteria, and problem-solving methodologies.
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- At least 3 years of experience in similar roles within the automotive sector.
- NVH and vehicle refinement knowledge.
- Product development system knowledge.
- Fluent in English is a must.
Compensation and Benefits
- Permanent contract.
- Pension plan.
- Training and professional development opportunities.
- Flexible working hours and smartworking.
At Itera Mobility Engineering, we cultivate a dynamic and innovative work environment that encourages professional growth. If you are passionate about automotive engineering, quality assurance, and delivering outstanding results, we warmly invite you to apply.
Join our team and be a part of shaping the future of the Automotive industry!
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