Reliability Engineer for Mobility Electronics
Bosch · Budapest, hu
onsitefull-time3-6 years
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The Mobility Electronics (ME) division develops electronic control units (e.g. for braking, steering, radar, video, sensors, etc.) in close cooperation with manufacturing. These products are engineered to a state-of-the-art level both in technology and reliability and are to be found in cars of a very large group of manufacturers. Your tasks: ► Definition of product loads based on use cases, life cycle and requirements ► Definition and evaluation of calculations and simulations to derive loads and effects on design elements according to critical damage mechanisms ► Definition and evaluation of measurements to derive load capability of design elements ► Contributing to product design by review and reliability-based recommendations to improve robustness ► Discussing product reliability and validation with internal and external customers ► Defining validation tests to cover field loads according to standards, customer specifications, aging laws, etc. ► Definition of methods and evaluation of physical failure analysis ► Supporting root cause analysis, risk management and corrective measure implementation in case of failures ► Creating reports in English and presenting them to project teams and internal, or external customers ► Coordination of reliability related activities (simulations, tests, analyses) ► MSc or BSc in mechanical, vehicle or electrical engineering, physics, chemistry or comparable ► Interest and experience in various technical fields (e.g.: electronics, failure analysis methods, material sciences, etc.) ► Strong analytical skills, with structured and precise working style ► Good communication and presentation skills ► Ability to work in teams and individually ► Good English language skills both written and oral (German is an advantage) What gives you further advantages: ► Experience with validation testing ► Experience with model-based design ► Experience in production quality issues ► Knowledge of problem solving methods ► Ongoing or finished PhD studies