Jobs at Goken America

Owns the design and release of vehicle exterior and underhood trim components from concept through production and launch. Responsibilities include developing components, establishing cost and performance targets, coordinating with suppliers and cross-functional teams, ensuring CAD and drawing quality, managing design risks through DFMEA, supporting root-cause analysis, leading design reviews, implementing product improvements, and supporting prototype and production builds.

Design and develop automotive exterior trim components from concept through production-intent definition using CATIA 3DX. Create A-surfaces, engineering surfaces, interfaces, attachment features, datum schemes, BOMs, and specifications. Apply GD&T, tolerance stack-ups, DFM, strength calculations, cost analysis, and material selection. Collaborate with suppliers and component teams, improve design efficiency and reduce costs, and travel to client sites as required.

Designs, develops, releases, and launches driveline components and assemblies from concept through production. Coordinates with purchasing, suppliers, testing, manufacturing, and other engineering functions; establishes cost, weight, performance, and quality targets; ensures CAD and drawing quality; supports root cause analysis, design reviews, cost reduction, prototype builds, and production activities.

Supports automotive BIW cost planning, value analysis, value engineering, benchmarking, supplier quote analysis, and cost reduction. Leads cost activities across purchasing and design teams, tracks investment and cost targets, prepares reports, and supports product development through 3D modeling, layout reviews, and drawing creation. Requires collaboration with cross-functional teams, problem solving, project coordination, and travel to client sites.

Design and release active grille shutter and other vehicle components from concept through production and launch. Coordinate with purchasing, suppliers, testing, manufacturing, and vehicle subsystem teams; establish cost, weight, performance, and quality targets; maintain CAD models and technical drawings; support root cause analysis, design reviews, cost reductions, product improvements, and prototype and production builds.

Manage cross-functional technical programs for automotive body closures, including mechanisms, sealing, structural integration, schedules, milestones, risks, supplier coordination, manufacturing issues, root-cause investigations, BOM maturity, NPI, and production transitions. Maintain Jira issue tracking, coordinate hardware deliveries, support CATIA packaging and clash analysis, and manage technical dataset and drawing releases through PLM workflows.

Provides design release, launch, and onsite production support for automotive exterior systems. Responsibilities include analyzing production and field data, conducting root-cause investigations, coordinating corrective actions, validating solutions, and collaborating with manufacturing, quality, suppliers, and program teams. The role also updates design and manufacturing standards to incorporate lessons learned and improve product quality and launch readiness.

Supports automotive BIW cost planning, value analysis, value engineering, benchmarking, supplier quote analysis, and cost reduction. Leads cost activities across purchasing and design teams, tracks investment targets, creates cost reports, and supports product development through 3D modeling, layout reviews, and 2D drawings. Requires automotive body systems experience, DFM/DFA knowledge, project management capability, and client-site travel.

Provides administrative HR support across onboarding, offboarding, benefits and wellness administration, employee records, communications, recognition programs, client documentation, and immigration processes. Responds to employee and management inquiries, maintains confidentiality, supports compliance with employment laws, and travels to client sites as needed.

Supports mechanical engineering design and development for large-scale product programs. Responsibilities include feasibility studies, 3D modeling, layout reviews, 2D drawings, part specifications, BOM creation, cost analysis, strength calculations, material selection, supplier coordination, and design-for-manufacturing improvements. The role requires independent problem solving, communication with component teams and suppliers, and travel to client sites.

Design automotive interior and console components using CATIA, developing layouts for mobility systems and packaging parts to meet performance targets. Apply engineering principles, use CATIA workbenches for part, surface, drafting, and assembly design, and identify opportunities to improve efficiency, adopt current technology, and reduce design and part costs.

Design automotive interior and plastics layouts for mobility systems using CATIA. Develop part packaging solutions that meet performance targets, apply engineering principles, use CATIA Part Design, Generative Shape Design, Drafting, and Assembly Design workbenches, and improve design efficiency while reducing component costs.

The Dimensional Engineer will perform variation simulation analysis, support dimensional engineering activities, collaborate with teams, and manage project objectives to improve product quality and reduce costs.

Perform durability and fatigue analysis for suspension components using HyperMesh, ANSA, Abaqus, and HyperWorks. Complete preprocessing, meshing, static and dynamic linear or nonlinear analyses, post-processing, optimization, and correlation with physical test results. Develop countermeasures, resolve complex engineering problems, communicate milestones and issues, maintain project schedules in Excel, and travel to client sites.