3D CAD Design

ALDIA is a multinational company based in London with presence in some of the main countries of the European Union (England, Sweden, Spain, France and Germany). We specialize in technology and engineering consulting. Our core business focuses on key areas of the Insurance, Finance, Communication, Infrastructure, Multimedia, Entertainment, Automotive, Railways, Wind Turbines and Oil & Gas industries.ALDIA works with its own group of consultants to improve quality, create stability, minimize risks and provide technological and innovative solutions by being part of all phases of the complete life cycle of the processes incorporating the agile methodology in each of them.We are currently looking for a 3D CAD Design Engineer to join our team of consultants on an indefinite basis, located in UK, France, Spain or Turkey.Responsibilities or duties:Design expertise on CATIA v5 for harness development3D data management, example using TeamcenterPerform W/H DMU routing and layout package according to customer standardsCreate concept design studies utilising CAE tools and physical bucksCreate Design Intention SheetsPerform and report on D-FMEA activitiesPrepare 2D mark-ups for implementation in the DesignPerform and report on D-FMEA and P-FMEA activitiesSupport design reviews, prototype harness and vehicle builds at company and customer locations.Identify, track and resolve EDS design and manufacturing issues.Ensure EDS routing and package design is compatible with vehicle environmentParticipate in TVM, VA/VE and benchmarking activities. Generate, review and evaluate potential cost reduction ideas.Carry out CAD assembly investigations together with the responsible project engineers in virtual vehicle assembly rooms and preparation of the corresponding documentationApply the customer specifications and ensure DM conformity at the design levelPreparation of 3D CAD design drafts for wiring harness components, e.g. cable channels, brackets and fixing parts as a basis for the detail design by the component supplier.Originally posted on Himalayas