Chassis Lead Engineer (Automotive Manufacturing)

Responsible for overseeing and monitoring the overall readiness of the chassis module throughout the program development phase (LHD and RHD). This includes managing updates, tracking status, and ensuring alignment on tooling, soft tooling/hard tooling, DVP (Design Verification Plan), build-up issues, sign-off of cars, EBOM maturity, etc.Able to operate CATIA V5 for design/modelling, and updates of chassis components. Ensure that the designs are aligned with the required specifications and maintain proper EBOM management through Teamcenter to track product lifecycle and updates.Manage and coordinate the Engineering Change Requests (ECR) and Deviation Change Requests (DCR), ensuring that necessary design changes are implemented in a timely manner and in accordance with program requirements.Ensure a comprehensive understanding of overall chassis components and systems, as well as the manufacturing processes. Monitor and coordinate the progress to meet deadlines and quality standards.Lead the planning, coordination, and execution of trials and launch activities in collaboration with plant teams and other departments. Ensure smooth integration of the chassis module into the production environment.Utilize your strong skills in root cause analysis and troubleshooting to resolve technical issues that may arise during the development, trial, or production phases, ensuring minimal disruptions to the program timeline.Oversee and manage engineering documentation such as DVP (Design Verification Plan), DFMEA (Design Failure Mode and Effects Analysis), SOR (System/Software Requirements), SPB (Specification Breakdown), DWG (drawings), and other essential technical documents, ensuring they are up-to-date and accurate.Actively monitor the overall program status, including tooling readiness, component delivery, and issue resolution. Provide regular updates to stakeholders and follow up on any open issues.