Auf einen Blick
- Aufgaben: Entwickle mechanische Baugruppen und optimiere sie für die Produktion.
- Unternehmen: AUMOVIO, ein innovatives Unternehmen in der Automobiltechnik.
- Vorteile: Attraktives Gehalt, Gesundheitsleistungen und Möglichkeiten zur beruflichen Weiterentwicklung.
- Weitere Informationen: Dynamisches Arbeitsumfeld mit hervorragenden Karrierechancen.
- Warum dieser Job: Gestalte die Zukunft der Mobilität mit modernster Technologie und internationalem Teamgeist.
- Qualifikationen: Abschluss in Maschinenbau und Erfahrung in der mechanischen Konstruktion.
Das prognostizierte Gehalt liegt zwischen 60000 - 80000 € pro Jahr.
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- Full-time
- Legal Entity: AUMOVIO India Private Limited (0742)
- Job flexibility: Onsite Job
- Leadership level: Leading Self
- Working time: Full Time
Since its spin-off in September 2025 AUMOVIO continues the business of the former Continental group sector Automotive as an independent company.
The technology and electronics company offers a wide-ranging portfolio that makes mobility safe, exciting, connected, and autonomous.
This includes sensor solutions, displays, braking and comfort systems as well as comprehensive expertise in software, architecture platforms, and assistance systems for software‑defined vehicles.
In the fiscal year 2024 the business areas, which now belong to AUMOVIO, generated sales of 19.6 billion Euro.
The company is headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany and has about 87,000 employees in more than 100 locations worldwide.
DFM – Mechanical Assembly Designer & DFM Engineer
The Mechanical Assembly Designer & Design for Manufacturing (DFM) Engineer is responsible for designing mechanical assemblies with a strong emphasis on manufacturability, cost efficiency, reliability, and scalability.
The role bridges mechanical product development, manufacturing engineering, and industrialization — ensuring that designs are optimized for production processes, assembly workflows, tooling, tolerances, material selection, and quality standards.
The position leads global ME assembly design and fixture design teams across all UX R&D locations (~20 headcount).
It directly impacts OEE by aligning product assembly features with production process requirements, improving First Pass Yield, and driving significant cost reductions in both unplanned scrap.
Role Overview
A mechanical assembly designer is responsible for designing mechanical parts and assemblies to ensure proper fit, function, and performance of the product.
Key Responsibilities
- Create 3D models and 2D drawings for parts and assemblies using CAD tools (Creo, Solid Works, CATIA, NX).
- Design mechanical assemblies considering fit, form, and function.
- Define assembly sequences, interfaces, and mating conditions.
- Prepare BOMs, engineering drawings, and specifications.
- Perform tolerance stack‑ups and basic design validations.
- Collaborate with analysis, testing, and manufacturing teams.
- Support prototype build and design revisions.
- Review designs for manufacturability and production feasibility.
- Optimize designs for machining, molding, casting, sheet metal, or additive manufacturing.
- Recommend design changes to reduce cost, complexity, and cycle time.
- Define realistic tolerances suitable for mass production.
- Lead DFM/DFA reviews with cross‑functional teams.
- Work closely with suppliers and factory teams.
- Support transition from prototype to volume production.
- Required Skills & Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering.
- Strong knowledge of mechanical design principles.
- Hands‑on experience with CAD modeling.
- Understanding of GD&T.
- Basic awareness of manufacturing processes.
- Strong knowledge of manufacturing processes.
- Experience with DFM, DFA, PFMEA.
- Cost reduction and process optimization skills.
- Understanding of quality and production constraints.
- Experience in electrical hardware development, PCB design, or embedded hardware engineering.
- Proficiency in PCB CAD tools (Altium Designer, Cadence Allegro, Mentor Graphics).
- Knowledge of EE simulation tools (Hyper Lynx, LTspice, PSpice, Ansys SIwave).
- Strong understanding of EMC/EMI, high‑speed design, SI/PI, impedance control, and PCB stack‑up.
- Experience with environmental & climatic robustness requirements.
- Understanding of safety characteristics, DFMEA, CQM, and reliability engineering.
- Familiarity with manufacturing processes, prototype builds, and equipment validation.
- Strong background in component qualification, manufacturing technology development, and prototype build support.
- Prior exposure to engineering release management.
- Experience working cross‑functionally with mechanical, software, quality, manufacturing, and product management teams.
- Strong capability to create and manage project schedules, WBS, and engineering project plans.
- Skilled in opportunity & risk identification, assessment, and mitigation planning.
- Experience preparing procurement decisions, equipment requests, and proof‑of‑concept documentation.
- Proficient in Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) tools and release processes.
- Ability to conduct structured design reviews and engineering release reviews.
- Experience with requirements elicitation and stakeholder analysis.
- Product assembly – assembly processes, design principles, and component integration.
- Technical drawing review & tolerance calculation – GD&T, stack‑up analysis.
- FEM simulation & process simulation – structural and process analysis tools.
- CAD design & tools – 3D modelling, drafting, and design software.
- Process engineering – understanding of manufacturing and assembly processes.
- Action implementation tracking – structured follow‑up and delivery management.
- Tolerance calculations – dimensional chain analysis and precision engineering.
- Primary Focus
Product functionality, fit, and assembly integrity; ease of manufacturing, cost, quality, and scalability.
Education & Experience
- Mechanical Engineering degree with a strong understanding of precision assembly processes and detailed knowledge of the product lifecycle in automotive electronics / displays.
- More than 3 years in product engineering, industrial engineering, or process engineering.
- At least one successful product design taken through to manufacturing.
- Leadership experience – more than 2 years in ME project management or a component management role.
- International experience – experience working in international teams and supporting global production sites.
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