Body Interior Engineer, Physical Validation
Company: Rivian Automotive
Location: Irvine
Posted on: November 19, 2021
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Job Description:
Body Interior Engineer, Physical Validation United States,
California, Irvine Rivian--is on a mission to keep the world
adventurous forever. This goes for the emissions-free Electric
Adventure Vehicles we build, and the curious, courageous souls we
seek to attract.-- As a company, we constantly challenge what's
possible, never simply accepting what has always been done. We
reframe old problems, seek new solutions and operate comfortably in
areas that are unknown. Our backgrounds are diverse, but our team
shares a love of the outdoors and a desire to protect it for future
generations.-- THIS IS WHAT YOU'LL DO: VALIDATION -- Develop and
manage Interior subsystem validation plans for specific vehicle
programs.-- -- Establish criteria required to demonstrate
requirements are being met (e.g. sample size, statistical,
attribute vs. variable, etc.) -- Research and benchmark interior
system validation tests that do not currently exist in the Rivian
portfolio but are necessary for target vehicle performance. --
Ensure plan updates are made when new requirements are established,
or new design controls evolve from DFMEA reviews. -- Work with
outside testing vendors to quote and source validation testing
according to program budget. -- Manage outside testing vendors to
plan testing according to part availability and required completion
date. -- Review test procedures with testing vendor to insure
requirements are being met.-- -- View validation testing as
necessary and practical, especially new or unique tests. -- Assist
in troubleshooting issues found during validation testing. Work
with development engineers to resolve and document issues. --
Receive and catalogue outside test vendor reports according to
record retention policy. -- Prepare and publish Rivian test reports
and archive according to record retention policy. -- Collect and
review full-service-supplier validation test reports and DVP&R
documentation for sub-system sign-off as appropriate. -- Ensure
certification tests and reports are managed correctly and published
according to certification and compliance groups instructions. THIS
IS WHAT YOU'LL NEED: -- B.S. or higher in Mechanical Engineering or
equivalent -- 7+ years of experience in automotive requirements
and/or validation -- Experience with statistical methods to
establish and assess reliability and confidence requirements for
validation test results. -- Ability to self-direct and adapt
quickly to program changes -- Working knowledge of regulatory and
certification requirements -- Proficiency with standard Microsoft
Office software and use of database software THIS IS WHERE YOU'LL
WORK: Location: Irvine, CA #LI-DG1 Rivian is an equal opportunity
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