Responsibilities:
- Work within a global multidisciplinary team environment as Product Engineer to design and develop functionally robust and cost-effective products / processes to meet customer and market needs.
- Drive the development and release of product, scale-up through stage-gate reviews, ensuring milestone commitments are maintained and stakeholder reporting is completed.
- Complete product verification using simulation or prototype testing and final product qualification testing. Where needed drive failure analysis and implementation of corrective actions
- Work with team to complete product safety agency approval such as UL, VDE, CQC and so on.
- Collaborate on continuous improvement initiatives and cost saving activities using TEOA / Digital methodologies.
- Present projects at technical reviews an update.

Qualifications
- A bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering is preferred.
- Minimum of 2 years of relevant industry experience

Knowledge & Skills & Abilities
- Familiar with design and development of interconnection or similar products using complex precision components.
- Familiar with knowledge of associated manufacturing processes (molding, stamping, plating and Assy).
- Familiar with knowledge of materials, finishes and contact physics related to interconnection design.
- Knowledge of wire termination techniques (crimping, soldering, welding etc.) is desirable.
- Familiar with testing requirements and techniques for product qualification.
- Familiar with general knowledge of industry specifications such as UL, IEC, and EIA.
- Good verbal and written communications skills, ability to communicate Globally at all levels internally and externally.
- Nice to have experience on motor and magnet wire application.
- Must be self-motivated, highly organized, detail oriented and able to manage projects under instruction. This includes multiple projects and multi-task situations, with the ability to prioritize, set and achieve goals.
- Experience on design and development of appliances or subcomponents is desirable.