New Position: LMTS China Ltd. Lead Engineer – Hardware design Start: asap Job level: Experienced Location: Shenzhen, Nanshan Contact: Mr. Sebastiaan Debrouwere

Flash is looking for a Lead Engineer Hardware Design who drives development and implementation of all hardware projects in China to ensure excellent client centric and an outstanding end-to-end customer experience.

Close collaboration with the China Managing Director and the HQ executive team in Berlin guarantees an exciting participation on global projects. This position assumes a broad range of tasks including staffing, process development, production planning and quality assurance.

Responsibilities and Duties Provide requirements and expertise to a hardware project team consisting of electronics and mechanical engineers as part of a multi-national project Instill client centric and market reflecting product needs into hardware design Elicit hardware requirements and perform traceability between systems requirements, hardware design, test specifications and test result Support RFQ and new business activities develop hardware architectures and demonstrate how they fulfil hardware requirements Prepare status reporting, metrics and other documentation and present the wider project team Qualifications Bachelor and above degree with major in mechanical engineering 5+ years’ experience in automotive/mobility engineering; the design and analysis of transportation systems Knowledge on CAD systems, like AutoCAD, Inventor, NX Deep knowledge of mechanical and dynamic components applications Experience of electric motor & transmission design and power calculation/installation Self-motivated with strong customer focus strong analytical and problem solving skills Ability to effectively communicate in both written and verbal form in English and in Chinese and to interface with in a wide range of organizations both internally and externally · A passion for technological disruption and mobility · Analytical abilities and problem-solving skills · A hell yes attitude towards tackling challenges