Mechanical, Packaging Design Release Engineer – 12V Component Shields

General Motors

. Lead design release responsibility for assigned 12V component shields and related mechanical hardware .

Posted 11/2/2026full-timeWarren • Michigan • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in mechanical design and packaging integration for automotive components, with a strong focus on 12V hardware. Proficient in managing engineering changes, collaborating across teams, and ensuring compliance with vehicle packaging and environmental requirements.

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Mechanical Design EngineeringPackaging IntegrationCAD Tools ProficiencyAutomotive Component ExperienceProject Management Skills

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Hard Skills

Mechanical Design PrinciplesEngineering Drawings InterpretationGD&TDFMEADVP&R DevelopmentTolerance StudiesComponent Requirements DevelopmentRelease DocumentationBOM CreationIssue Resolution

Soft Skills

Problem-SolvingCommunicationCollaborationProject Management

Certifications & Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering

Industry Keywords

Automotive Applications12V ComponentsGeneratorsInvertersConvertersVent SystemsJump Start HardwareCross-Functional DevelopmentManufacturing ProcessesAssembly Methods

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Assembly

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead design release responsibility for assigned 12V component shields and related mechanical hardware
Own mechanical design and package integration for shields supporting generators, inverters, converters, battery vent tubes, jump start nuts, and related 12V hardware
Develop and maintain component requirements, design concepts, packaging studies, and release documentation
Ensure shield designs meet vehicle packaging, environmental, mounting, sealing, durability, service, thermal, and assembly requirements
Create and review engineering drawings, specifications, BOMs, and engineering change documentation
Drive package integration within the vehicle environment, including clearance management, attachment strategy, surrounding component interfaces, and issue resolution
Collaborate with electrical, systems, packaging, vehicle integration, manufacturing, quality, purchasing, and supplier teams
Support CAD reviews, tolerance studies, DFMEA, DVP&R development, and validation planning
Collaborate with suppliers to review designs, resolve technical issues, and support sourcing and execution
Support prototype and production builds, issue resolution, root cause investigations, and corrective actions
Manage engineering changes and execute deliverables supporting program timing, cost, quality, and performance targets

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related engineering discipline
Experience in mechanical design, packaging, or design release engineering for automotive components
Strong understanding of mechanical design principles, packaging integration, materials, manufacturing processes, and assembly methods
Experience supporting shielding, brackets, housings, and packaging interfaces for automotive applications, including generators, inverters, converters, vent systems, jump start hardware, or similar 12V components
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and GD&T
Experience using CAD tools for component design and package reviews
Experience working in a cross-functional product development environment
Strong problem-solving, communication, and project management skills
Ability to manage multiple technical issues and priorities in a fast-paced program setting

Benefits

Comp & perks

Benefits supporting well-being at work and at home
Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities
Inclusive workplace and belonging initiatives