Development Engineer Component Responsibility LV Harness BMS (f/m/x), Stuttgart

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We believe that our individual strengths lead to the best team performance. Together, we create an inclusive culture where a deep sense of belonging fuels innovation and growth.

We welcome applications from everyone, people of all cultures and genders, different generations and phases of life, and people with disabilities. You can be your true self at Daimler Truck.

Missions

• You will take responsibility for the components as a development engineer for the wiring harnesses within the BMS (Battery Management System). Among other things, the wiring harness connects the E/E components consisting of the BMC (Battery Management Controller) and the CSE (Cell Supervising Electronics) and the electronic components
• Together with the harness supplier and our Indian colleagues at DTICI, you will develop the harness concepts, select the suitable connectors and coordinate these with all interfaces
• You will create and maintain specifications in accordance with current internal requirements, laws and standards and coordinate these with the supplier
• You will create and maintain schedules and manage the implementation of the sample statuses at the supplier (including milestones, DVP&R, etc.)
• You represent the interface in the development process between the relevant stakeholders (BMS system responsibility, E/E component managers, packaging, etc.)
• You document the development progress and release the components in the relevant systems
• You report to the relevant committees

Qualifications

Ideally, you will qualify for this job with:

• University degree in electrical engineering, automotive engineering, mechatronics or similar
• Several years of professional experience in the series development of harnesses for LV electronic control units and HV batteries in the automotive industry
• In-depth knowledge of assembly-friendly design (poka-yoke) and assembly processes
• Very good coordination and communication skills in exchange with a wide range of interface partners
• Structured, methodical thinking in order to coordinate the large number of interfaces and details
• Ability to work in a team and cooperate in an international working environment
• English and German proficiency
• Experience with relevant documentation tools such as DOORS, Engineering Client, etc.