Mechatronic Design and Release Engineer – In-Vehicle Infotainment

Location: Dearborn, MI, United States; Hybrid

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The Mechatronic Design and Release Engineer is responsible for the development and integration of critical infotainment and connectivity systems, including the IVI ECU (with displays and touchscreens), gateway modules, and the telematics modem (cellular 4G/5G, GNSS/GPS, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth), as well as antennas, eSIM, and V2X. This role focuses on the electronics, power and thermal performance, packaging, and vehicle integration of these systems, ensuring seamless interface with the vehicle's electrical network and high-speed data networks.

The engineer is accountable for all product deliverables from initial design through production launch, including the design and execution of comprehensive mechatronic test setups and detailed test cases to validate system performance, power and thermal behavior, connectivity, and reliability. This includes both bench-level and vehicle-level validation, often requiring custom tools and methodologies to ensure system robustness, signal integrity, and physical integration into the vehicle.

Mechatronic Design and Release Engineer – In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) The Mechatronic Design and Release Engineer is responsible for the development and integration of critical infotainment and connectivity systems, including the IVI ECU (with displays and touchscreens), gateway modules, and the telematics modem (cellular 4G/5G, GNSS/GPS, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth), as well as antennas, eSIM, and V2X. This role focuses on the electronics, power and thermal performance, packaging, and vehicle integration of these systems, ensuring seamless interface with the vehicle's electrical network and high-speed data networks.