The Vehicle Dynamics Components (VDC) engineering team is responsible for the design, development, and integration of systems that ensure superior ride quality, handling, and safety for our next-generation electric motorcycle/Scooter platforms.
As a Senior Engineer for Suspension Systems, you will move beyond straightforward catalogue selection. You will lead the integration, technical evaluation, and geometric packaging of suspension system components. This role balances rigorous first-principles engineering with end-to-end ownership of vendor coordination, physical testing, and manufacturing quality.
· CAD Modelling & Drafting (NX & Teamcenter): Create production-ready 3D models and detailed 2D engineering drawings for front forks, rear shock absorbers, triple clamps (upper/lower), and handlebar raisers in Siemens NX.
· Component Sizing & Integration: Own the mathematical sizing selection, and packaging of the front forks and rear shock absorbers, establishing optimal damping rates, spring characteristics, and travel constraints.
· Structural Design & DFx:
Design high-strength chassis interfaces like triple clamps etc. utilizing aluminium high-pressure die casting (HPDC), AL/Steel forgings, and precision machining while applying strict DFM/DFA principles.
· Technical Specifications: Author comprehensive technical requirements, performance targets, and engineering specifications for the entire suspension, steering and handlebar module.
· Concept & Option Evaluation: Lead concept generation and trade-off studies for front fork geometries (offset, trail) and rear shock layouts based on supplier inputs and vehicle dynamic constraints (anti-squat, anti-dive etc.).
· Cross-Functional SPOC: Act as the Single Point of Contact (SPOC) to coordinate technical delivery and packaging boundaries between internal engineering teams and external Tier-1 suppliers.
· DVP & Test Planning: Develop and execute comprehensive Design Verification Plans (DVP) and str