Mechanical Development Engineer

We are ZF R&D Tech Center in Romania!

Our presence in Automotive R&D market in Timisoara begun in 2007 when we started as BeeSpeed – Timisoara Engineering Center having a strong partnership with ZF Group along this journey. All our services contributed to the global mission of developing a safer vehicle for the driver and the passengers.

Starting with 1st of January 2019, we became part of the ZF Group, which is a global leader in driveline and chassis technology as well as active and passive safety technology. The company has a global workforce of more than 165,000 employees with approximately 168 locations in some 32 countries. In 2022, ZF achieved sales of 43.8 billion euro.

- Final degree in mechanical engineering, mechatronics, automotive engineering or similar fields.
- Advanced knowledge in automotive mechatronics design more than 3 years;
- Experience in mechanical design (eg: 3D modelling; drawings; supplier or customer interface);
- Experience in development of plastic components, sheet metal and PCB design;
- Experience in die-cast design will be a plus;
- Systematic, analytical and target oriented way of working.
- Fluent written and spoken English required, German knowledge is a plus.
- Independency, creativity, ability to work under pressure, good communication skills, organized;
- Time-management and team player.

- Interdisciplinary cooperation with different departments and experts (hardware, system, prototyping, production, quality, purchasing and cost engineering);
- Responsible for 3D Design, drawings for components, BOMs according to product and component requirements;
- Involvement in customer and supplier discussions;
- Calculations and tolerance stacks;
- Experience in Creo 4 and Intralink/Windchill will be a plus;
- Create, maintain and release of necessary mechatronic development documents;
- Plausibility check (installation space, distance, wall thickness, conformity of data);
- Support problem resolution management (analyze/evaluate samples);
- Ensuring of function-securing measures (simulations, FMEAs, FEM calculations).