Mechanical Engineer Ii (Automotive)

Mechanical Engineer II

Executive search firm Monroe Consulting Group Philippines is recruiting on behalf of a multinational motorcycle manufacturing company, produces high-performance electric motorcycles. The company is located in Sta. Rosa, Laguna, Philippines.

Responsibilities: Competitive Advantage Development: Identify and capitalize on unique opportunities to develop and maintain competitive advantages. Implement appropriate mechanical design strategies for motorcycle components. Project Management: Create and manage timelines for components or systems, track progress, and ensure adherence to deadlines. Understand interdependencies between engineering development timelines and downstream stakeholders. Database and Documentation Management: Maintain parts database with accurate part numbers and descriptions. Own documentation and revision control for assigned parts, including engineering drawings and related documents. Generate and manage Engineering Change Orders (ECOs) and Bills of Materials (BOMs). Schedule and lead design reviews at key points in product development. Qualifications: Education: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering. Experience: Minimum of 2 years of relevant engineering experience.Advanced working knowledge of SolidWorks (advanced surfacing experience preferred).Strong understanding of various manufacturing processes (forging, casting, machining, injection molding, weldments, sheet metal fabrication, painting, and surface treatments).Proficiency in Mechanical Engineering analysis and simulation techniques.Knowledge of GD&T and tolerance stack analysis.Experience with BOMs, ECOs, and document support. Preferred Experience: Industry experience in automotive or motorcycle sectors. Experience in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering Proficiency in Finite Element Analysis and Computational Fluid Dynamics. Expertise in injection molded plastics/plastic enclosure design. Familiarity with automotive regulatory standards. Experience in electrical component packaging. Ability to develop and integrate innovative technical concepts, including patentable innovations.