Sr Mechanical Engineer, Hv Charging

We're looking for a highly motivated Mechanical Engineer with structural, thermal, and mechatronic design experience. If you're the kind of person who thrives on engineering cutting-edge solutions to complex technical challenges, then we want to talk with you!As a High-Voltage Charging Mechanical Engineer you will develop state-of-the-art electric vehicle charging systems, investigate electro-mechanical challenges, and implement innovative solutions. Our ideal candidate exhibits a can-do attitude, demonstrates excellence in their respective fields, and possesses the ability to adapt quickly within a fast-paced environment. They are always striving to push the envelope of what's possible.RoleTake ownership of components for next-generation Lucid charging products, such as onboard chargers and electrical vehicle supply equipment (EVSE), completing every aspect of design engineering from concept to productionExhibit a flair for creative problem-solving and attention to detailDemonstrate technical excellence and apply engineering first-principles to new and existing applicationsIntegrate mechanical designs with high-voltage electrical systems in a multidisciplinary environmentOptimize designs for size, weight, durability, and costCreate 3D CAD models and 2D GD&T controlled drawings of complex parts and assembliesQualifications3-6 years of relevant work experienceStrong mechanical engineering fundamentalsProficient with CATIA or similar CAD software (3DX experience highly beneficial but not required) Experience with FEA using Ansys or similar softwareKnowledge of manufacturing processes such as injection molding, sheet metal stamping, die casting, etcKnowledge of material selection for prototyping and productionExperience with root cause corrective action processesWell-developed team-work and interpersonal skills in a cross-functional environment.PreferenceExperience with automotive engineeringExperience with power electronicsEducationBS and/or MS in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline