HELLA, one of the leading automotive suppliers worldwide, has shaped the industry with innovative lighting systems and vehicle electronics. In addition, the company is one of the most important partners of the aftermarket and independent workshops. What motivates us: Shaping the mobility of tomorrow and fostering the central market trends such as autonomous driving, efficiency and electrification, connectivity and digitization as well as individualization. Every day, 36, 000 employees worldwide are committed to this with passion, know-how and innovative strength.

• Creating detailed 3D / 2D as per CUSTOMER AND FORVIA HELLA design specification for various product development phases.
• Developing / Modify existing 3D / 2D data of components and subassemblies to mature for nomination, ensuring design readiness for further development stages.
• Generating 3D data for design verification / validation to evaluate design performance and identify potential improvements.
• Ensuring the stability in designs to enhance overall product functionality and safety.
• Implementing Design for Assembly strategies to streamline assembly processes and improve efficiency.
• Integrating Design for Manufacturing and surface treatment considerations into design processes to facilitate smooth production. Assessing the producibility of relevant single parts to optimize manufacturing processes and minimize production costs.
• Ensuring design readiness by preparing 3d models and drawings of components and subassemblies mature for inquiry and finalization. Updating measures and tolerances on drawings based on physical parts and evolving product and process needs.
• Addressing kinematics and internal package requirements to optimize design functionality and space utilization. Collaborating on PCB mechanical interface design to integrate electronic components seamlessly into mechanical assemblies.
• Implementing defined Reference Point Systems (RPS) and tolerances for inner parts, LED light functions, and wire harness routing to ensure precise assembly.
• Incorporating lessons learned from previous mechanical design projects to drive continuous improvement in design processes, ensuring timely and successful completion.