Computer Aided Engineer (CAE Engineer)

Key Responsibilities:

Simulation & Analysis: Model airbags, steering wheels, and seatbelts using CAE tools (LS-DYNA, HyperWorks, etc.). Optimize system performance to meet OEM specifications and global safety regulations (FMVSS, NCAP protocols). Utilize pre-processors (HyperMesh, ANSA) for FE mesh construction and conduct non-linear impact simulations. Correlate simulation results with physical test data (static deployment, impact tests). Organize and lead virtual DOE Analysis and CAE continuous improvement activities.

Leadership & Communication: Serve as the primary technical interface forcustomers and internal stakeholders. Lead CAE discussions, effectively communicating analysis results and design recommendations. Mentor junior engineers and coordinate off-shore resources.

Innovation & Process: Develop FEA best practices and drive innovation in simulation methodologies. Evaluate new CAE software and stay current with industry trends and safetyadvancements.

Project Management: Plan, schedule, and prioritize project activities, managing timelines and resources efficiently.

Qualifications& Education:

Bachelor's or advanced degree in Mechanical Engineering or arelated discipline, or equivalent experience.

CAE Experience Requirements:

Minimum 4+ years of experience in crash safety (at OEM, TIER-1, university etc.)

Strong knowledge of crash safety fundamentals, global safety regulations (NHTSA FMVSS,UNECE, GSR2, IS/AIS, GB, etc.) and consumer test protocols (US/Euro/Global/J/CN/Latin NCAP, IIHS, etc.).

Expertise in finite element modeling of restraint systems.

High proficiency in CAE software: LS-DYNA, MADYMO, PAM crash, HyperMesh, ANSA, Primer, Animator etc.

Excellent ability to interpret and present simulation results effectively to all stakeholders.

Preferred: Knowledge of fracture mechanics, metal forming, NVH, or durability CAE.