Development Engineer / Lead Designer - Planetary Gearbox

Bosch · Budapest, hu

onsitefull-time6-10 years

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Be part of a team specializing in the analysis and mechanical design of gearbox components. Our work spans from the initial transmission concept and layout development through to manufacturing support, ensuring high-quality and efficient engineering solutions. Definition of the planetary gear architecture (e.g. Ravigneaux, Lepelletier, Simpson, etc.) based on the gearbox requirements (gear ratios, torque capacity, installation space) Performing detailed analytical calculations for tooth stresses (bending, surface pressure), bearing loads and component deformations Optimization of the tooth geometry (profile shift, helix angle, pressure angle) with regard to NVH (noise, vibration, roughness), efficiency and durability Selection of suitable materials and heat treatments for gears and planet carriers Leading the 3D CAD modeling and creation of drawings for all planetary gear components Ensuring the consideration of manufacturing and assembly aspects in the design Collaboration with other subsystem managers (actuators, bearings, housing, system) to ensure seamless integration Review and approval of designs Troubleshooting and root cause analysis for problems related to the planetary gearbox Continuous market observation of planetary gear technologies and manufacturing processes Consideration of NVH aspects in the design Bachelor's or Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field Long-term (5+ years) relevant experience in the field of gearbox / planetary gear development is essential Experience and profound expertise in industrialization of gears, running, spline connections, shafts, rolling, plain bearings, freewheels, shaft-hub connections In-depth knowledge of related manufacturing technologies such as machining, turning, milling, heat and surface treatment, hard machining Extensive knowledge of gear theory In-depth knowledge of kinematics, dynamics, material sciences and CAD software. Motivating communication (technical leadership) Clear, structured, and systematic way of working