Suspension Design and Release Engineer in Auburn Hills, MI

Suspension Design and Release Engineer About Chrysler Chrysler Group LLC, formed in 2009 from a global strategic alliance with Fiat Group, produces Chrysler, Jeep , Dodge, Ram and Mopar vehicles and products. With the resources, technology, worldwide distribution technology and worldwide distribution network required to compete on a global scale, the alliance builds on Chrysler''s culture of innovation - 1st established by Walter P. Chrysler in 1925 and Fiat''s complementary technology - from a company whose heritage dates back to 1899.Chrysler takes great pride in fostering an inclusive workplace atmosphere where employees can leverage strengths, experiences and perspectives. At Chrysler, we believe it is the diversity of talent and perspective that allows us to take a visionary approach, to strategically apply new technologies and forge ahead in our industry in innovation and performance.Employment Type Full-timePercent Travel 0-20%Physical Location Chrysler Headquarters & Tech CenterJob overview The Chassis Engineer is responsible for the packaging, design, development, and execution of suspension programs. The Chassis Engineer will create a development plan that ensures all stakeholder inputs are well balanced and will provide focused and informative communication across a broad range of internal and external customers. The Chassis Engineer will use virtual tools aligned to technical score cards at both system and vehicle level product packaging, design, and development execution, and use applied system and component DFMEA ensuring that component and system validation is completed to corporate specifications with DVP&R''s and other scorecards. Execute a program from the early design and sourcing through launch and define all the BOM''s, prototype direction, production tooling requirements, manage several key industry suppliers. Execute a program from the early design and sourcing through launch and define all the bill of materials, prototype direction, and production tooling requirements.Job requirements Required background