ED AZIZ
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Clinton Twp., Michigan 48036 Mobile: 586-***-****
CAREER SUMMARY
Product development engineer with extensive experience in the global automotive industry providing design and
development expertise from initial design to post launch.
9 years experience with powertrain sensors and ignition systems
8 years’ experience with passive restraint electrical/electronics
5 years experience with body electrical applications /integration
Demonstrated ability to lead up to 5 member development team
Strong understanding of automotive repair via 7 years certified auto mechanic and diagnostic development work
PROFESSIONAL STRENGTHS AND TECHNICAL EXPERTISE
Electrical/Systems Engineering Negotiation and Issue Resolution Integration/Validation Engineering
Requirements Management Test Plan Development (DVP&R) EMC/EMI Testing/Validation
DFMEA/PFMEA/Control Plans Root Cause Analysis Functional Objectives/Requirements
Diagnostic Validation Communication/Diagnostic Protocol Team Development/Management
Quality Management Warranty/Quality Analysis Word,Powerpoint,Excel,Lotus Notes
Project Development & Management PPAP Project Timing/Scheduling
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
CHRYSLER LLC, Auburn Hills, MI 1983 - 2008
Senior Engineer, Core Body Electrical 2003 – 2008
Oversaw design and development of core body components. Directed three engineers. Launched first corporate
rearview camera on numerous vehicles in 2007 model year. Component specification, mounting and packaging.
Analyzed warranty data identifying assembly plant/wiring issues and radio/display screen issues affecting system
performance in the field. Sourced and launched second generation rearview camera with increased image clarity and
reduced optical distortion for the 2009 model year. Reduced mass by 50%, size by 40% and cost by 25%. Oversaw
design/development of integrated dome lamp/intrusion module from sourcing to launch in 11 months including first
surface appearance.
Program Manager, Core Powertrain Electronics 2001 – 2003
Initiated process between Core Powertrain Electronics, platform representatives and module suppliers involved with
development of the next generation of engine/transmission controllers to foster communication and proper
understanding of development status. Included software assurance planning, hardware issues, module supply
coordination and product strategy team meetings. Maintained master timing documents. Aided the resolution of
issues as they arose and promoted agreement on change between all involved. Developed CDS timing proposals as
a foundation for generic development and operating plans between core powertrain electrical, powertrain systems
development and engine development.
Senior Engineer, Jeep Passive Restraint Electrical/Electronics 1993 – 2001
Oversaw all aspects of restraint electronics and associated electrical system for the Jeep vehicle line. Directed four
project engineers. Led product development for ECUs used on truck and small car line.
Developed and maintained diagnostic protocol documentation & product specifications for all user platforms.
Package and mount product to vehicle. Introduced single point sensing on 60% of the corporate fleet. Initiated
hardware and system design changes on 97 Grand Cherokee which resulted in $9M/yr minimum cost savings.
Introduced cost reduced single point controllers on 99 Wrangler and Grand Cherokee which resulted in $7.5 M/yr
minimum cost savings with added features. Introduced an integrated controller with 32 bit processor (first in
corporation) on 2002 Grand Cherokee which supports crush zone sensing for front and side A/B applications, 16
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squibs, Hall effect seat belt sensors and expanded event recording. This resulted in a minimum of $14.1 M/yr
savings on the Grand Cherokee alone, when compared to discrete applications.
Project Engineer A, New Car Platform 1989 – 1993
Led design and development of oxygen sensor, vehicle speed sensor, throttle position sensor, wheel speed sensor,
brake pedal position sensor and a microprocessor based methanol fuel sensor used on new car applications (LH
vehicle line) and carry over passenger cars. Significant involvement in both electrical and mechanical issues,
especially new material approvals. Component mounting and packaging. All specifications, test, release & PCN
activity, test fixture design & lab equipment procurement
Project Engineer B, Sensors and Ignition Systems 1987 – 1989
Led design and development of all corporate reed switch, vehicle speed sensors and eddy current speed sensor.
Authored 1992 model year Hall effect vehicle speed sensor project for all corporate vehicles.
Directed technicians & mechanics in laboratory development. Component specification, mounting and packaging.
Oversee operation and maintenance of electrodynamic vibration equipment. Design test fixtures and procure lab
equipment. Release and PCN responsibility.
Project Engineer C, Powertrain Electronics 1985 – 1987
Conducted technology search for the department. Review competitive products, procure for competitive evaluation
and author feature/issue summaries. Assisted in Direct Ignition System adaptation to four cylinder engine program.
Screen supervisor’s mail and maintain personnel files and attendance records. Oversee operation and maintenance
of electrodynamic vibration equipment. Handle engineering and administrative projects as assigned by supervisor
Test/Development Engineer, Powertrain Electronics 1983 – 1985
Source approval of production ignition system components including Hall effect sensors. Warranty analysis of
distributor assemblies. Maintenance of lab equipment. Create and submit procurement and appropriation
requests. Supply and document EPA certification components to emissions development. Write specifications.
Mack and Gaukler Shell, Saint Clair Shores, MI 1975 – 1983
Certified Automotive Mechanic
Trouble shoot and repair automobiles. Certified for engine tune-up, engine repair, electrical systems and brake
systems.
EDUCATION
BSEE – Lawrence Technological University
Graduate Studies, Business Administration - Wayne State University
PMP seminar/training – Walsh College
Awards
Recipient of three SCORE awards.