Job Information
Bosch Housing FEA Engineer for Automotive Steering, Vehicle Motion in Plymouth, Michigan
Company Description
At Bosch our products and services are designed to spark enthusiasm, improve quality of life, and help conserve natural resources. We want to deliver top quality and reliability. In short: we want to create technology that is “Invented for life.”
Within the Vehicle Motion Division we design and develop state-of-the art safety and motion solutions for passenger cars, light trucks, and up to medium heavy truck. Vehicle Motion provides solutions for mobility through steering, braking, occupant safety, and vehicle dynamic sensors. Vehicle Motion is also a leader in the software and services that will support the future of Software Defined Vehicles.
Job Description
Robert Bosch Automotive Steering LLC is looking for a FEA Engineer at our Plymouth, MI location.
The steering gear contains highly stressed components, like the housing castings, sensor covers, and tie rod components. The sound design of these components in early development phases is essential. The Housing FEA engineer is specialized in the domain of strength and durability of the housing castings and associated structural components. Their responsibilities and duties include the following:
Calculation of strength and durability for aluminum housings and occasional plastic and steel components.
Use of ABAQUS and nCode to perform analyses.
Review of calculations performed by colleagues in support regions.
Preparation of reports and presentations, as well as the communication of results internally and with external customers.
Ability to interpret FEA results to make suggestions on structural improvements to components.
Ability to understand customer loading requirements to build loading schemes.
Participation in frequent meetings with the Automotive Steering teams in USA, Mexico, and Germany
Ability to oversee, guide, and work closely with teammates in offices abroad
Occasional international travel for training and collaboration required, up to 10%
Qualifications
Required:
Bachelor of Science in Engineering - Mechanical, Civil, or Structural
2+ years work experience in a relevant automotive field
5+ years experience with ABAQUS or other comparable simulation platforms required
5+ years experience with nCode or other comparable fatigue software required
Basic Knowledge of machine element design
General knowledge of FEA simulation methods, principals, and best practices
Basic understanding of fatigue damage accumulation
Ability to understand and work with material stress-strain curves and S-N curves
Occasional international travel for training and collaboration required, up to 10%
Preferred:
Master of Science in Engineering or related technical field
Experience with topology optimization
Competent written and oral English communication skills
Strong organization and presentation skills
Strong technical writing and discussion skills
Exposure to MATLAB preferred
Python scripting experience preferred
Additional Information
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Indefinite U.S. work authorized individuals only. Future sponsorship for work authorization unavailable.