Opportunity for Design Lead – Bus Engineering

Experience : 10+ years Job Title: Design Lead Bus body design (Structure, FRP, ABS vacuum formed parts) CAD Tool: Creo(Primary), Catia (optional) Experience: 10-12 yrs in Bus Body design industry. Candidate should have executed at least 3-4 complete Bus engineering projects for different customers. Must have experience as a SPOC to co-ordinate with customer to ensure deliveries of assigned project Team handling capability for team of 10-12 engineers Must have ability to work effectively within a team environment and be able to perform job responsibilities independently. Strong project execution skill Strong communication skills (written & verbal) and interpersonal skills. Collaborating with cross-functional teams. Job responsibility: Packaging of proprietary systems like AC, Seating layouts, Handrails etc. Design release of proprietary and BTP parts as per customers design release process using GD&T. Candidate should be expert in Creo software. Good Understanding of Bus body code & regulations Responsible for ensuring systems to meet all functional and performance requirements. Create and analyze alternative design concepts & customer alignment. Preparation & consolidation of Bill of material, Customer data management To follow defined processes & customer standards and maintain quality and delivery targets in day-to-day customer deliveries. Understanding of various bus body parts manufacturing processes. Good knowledge of material and technical specification of Buses. Expertise in designing of bus body structure, fascia's, packaging of proprietary parts, regulations Good knowledge of DFA/DFM/DFS. Good understanding of PLM/PDM software. Good understanding of vehicle system & subsystems. Should be conversant with automobile company standards. IMPORTANT NOTICE: RECRUITMENT SCAM We have noticed a recent recruitment scam in which fraudulent offer letters for \"Full Stack .NET Developer\" roles are being sent from the fake email address Please be aware that the communications from the above-mentioned email ID are

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