Be part of wide variety of activities within automotive product development.
The Mobility Electronics (ME) division develops new electronic control units (e.g. for electric cars, combustion engines, comfort functions, airbags) and a wide range of sensors (e.g. for battery charge state, inertial, yaw-rate, pressure, NOx) in close cooperation with manufacturing. These products are engineered to a state of the art level both in technology and reliability and are to be found in cars of a very large group of manufacturers.
We at Engineering Assembly and Interconnect technology (ETA) are responsible for solder joint reliability (load capability) and soldering processes development.
Your tasks:
► Development of AIT (assembly and interconnection technologies) for PCB (Printed Circuit Board) based electronic control units,
► Definition of solder joint load capability,
► Material characterization and lifetime description of AIT in electronic control units,
► Setting up and evaluating experiments,
► Creating reports in English and presenting them to project teams,
► Usage of big data methods to increase development efficiency,
► Work in cross-functional simultaneous engineering teams, with product development teams, both locally and internationally,
► Technical coordination of reliability related activities (simulations, tests, analyses),
► Agreement of project targets with customer and regular reporting of project status to customer and management,
► Apply project management tools, like quality management, change management, risk management to ensure project success.