Design Integration Engineer

Gaydon
2 days ago
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Design Integration Engineer - (phone number removed) - £33.99/hr umbrella rate

Do you have proven experience in software integration, calibration, and delivery? Along with expertise in machine learning, motion detection, prediction, and scanning, as well as ADAS system design and integration? Step into a challenging and rewarding career opportunity that promises growth, innovation, and collaboration. This exciting role as a Design Integration Engineer offers the chance to work on cutting-edge projects in the automotive industry, contributing to the development of electro-mechanical systems that shape the future of mobility. If you're looking for a position where your expertise can make a real impact, this is your chance to shine.

What You Will Do: 

- Design and integrate electronic and mechanical components, ensuring seamless interfacing during the development of electro-mechanical systems.

- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define requirements, analyse feasibility, and propose solutions that meet customer needs.

- Lead the creation, compilation, and management of programme requirements, ensuring all relevant systems are populated and new requirements are authored as necessary.

- Develop Simulink models, functional requirements documentation, and test cases, incorporating machine learning features into driver modes and attribute functionalities.

- Define and execute test plans, including UK-based and overseas testing in hot and cold climatic conditions, while managing budgets and multi-functional teams.

- Represent the project team during milestone reviews, gateway events, and technical issue discussions, ensuring all targets are met and progress is reported effectively.

What You Will Bring:

- Proven experience in software integration, calibration, and delivery, with a strong understanding of feature delivery processes.

- Expertise in machine learning, motion detection, prediction, and scanning, as well as ADAS system design and integration.

- Exceptional project management skills, including time management, organisational abilities, and budget handling.

- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a robust scientific approach and knowledge of design of experiments.

- Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities, including confident presentation skills and proficiency with MS Office.

As a Design Integration Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in driving innovation and delivering excellence in the automotive sector. Your contributions will support the development of advanced technologies and ensure the company remains at the forefront of industry advancements. This role promises an inspiring work environment where your skills and creativity will be valued and nurtured.

Location: The role is based in Gaydon, a hub of automotive innovation and a location that enables you to be part of transformative projects shaping the future of transportation.

Interested?: Don't miss the chance to take your career to the next level. Apply now to become a Design Integration Engineer and be part of a team that's driving change and innovation in the automotive industry. Let your expertise make a difference today!

This role is Inside IR35.

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