Lead - Bus Engineering

•      To liaise with PD VVC and Plant, enable Stage 1 vehicle proto build at Alwar •      To liaise with PD VVC and Plant, enable Stage 2 vehicle pilot build at Alwar •      Feedback to PD VVC team on proto and pilot sign off observations for intermediate/ permanent corrective action for Design release and implementation in plant •      To carry out fitment trial for DFA / DFM points and provide feedback to PD VVC team •      ORT activity for software & hardware testing. •      Support to plant team over production vehicle issues following core team feedback. •      Minor Design improvements based on feedbacks from ALVES team and Core team. •      PD-VVC support for data capture on physical build vehicle. Responsibilities: ·         To provide engineering support & design clarifications for new product introductions for all Fully Built buses at VBCL, Bus chassis and Truck models at Alwar Chassis Operations. ·         Resolution of all ECRs in liaison with concerned Vehicle Integration spec owners and arrive at implementation and closure. ·         To release relevant routing related layout drawings from DMU after DFA verification on Proto/Pilot build vehicle. ·         To verify DCP (design change proposal) from operations team as single window and liaise with VVC team for further action. ·         To own and release EDM for minor design improvements from Alwar. ·         To provide engineering support for parts localization for part approvals and PPAP sign offs on behalf of VVC. ·         To clarify day to day technical queries arising out of AL Alwar & VBCL operations. To assess deviation request and liaise with chief engineer /aggregate head for final decision through DGM- Bus PD. ·         To participate & support CFTs to bring design to process capability alignment to achieve zero defects at EOL, ALVES, PQRM, BVQRM. ·         To actively learn, involve & participate in new product development activities with VVC from concept stage for enabling smooth design to manufacturing transition. ·         Liaise with VVC design groups (VI, VEE, VS, EAE, DTE, Engines, Frame) for design issues resolution and support for critical Fitment Trial Requests while meeting professional service standards. ·         To manage Proto / Pilot projects independently while retaining functional ownership of VVC teams. ·         To participate and coordinate PD-Operations interface initiatives of product and process improvements. ·         To actively support small category proto activity for some concept builds as requested by VI or Cluster team. ·         To actively participate in meetings organised by Plant head office and timely resolution of assigned points in consultation with core PD team. Key Skills: The incumbent should ideally have 12 - 16 years of experience in Fully built Buses & Chassis engineering. The roles require basic technical knowledge of all systems/sub systems of Fully Built buses and chassis along with critical troubleshooting capability. We prefer incumbents with good academic track record and high level of proficiency in written / oral communication. She/he should have a passion for new learning and be able to lead and motivate young team of Engineers working in plant environment and driving towards design quality excellence & team building. Should be a good problem solver and able to drive BPS / APS project meeting assigned targets.

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