Wire Harness Engineer LV (Advance)

What is it? A professional specialized in the design, development, and release of electrical harnesses (cable assemblies, connectors, and components) for low voltage (LV) and high voltage (HV) systems in industrial applications, especially in the automotive industry. Their work ensures that electrical systems are safe, efficient, and compatible with manufacturing and quality requirements. How do they do it? They use tools such as Siemens Capital Essentials and CATIA to create 2D manufacturing drawings, wire lists, connector definitions, and component libraries. They collaborate with suppliers, contract manufacturers (CM), and cross-functional teams to ensure designs comply with standards such as IPC/WHMA-A-620, ISO 26262, and USCAR-21/USCAR-2. They troubleshoot technical issues during the installation, debugging, and validation of harnesses, ensuring systems function correctly in real-world environments. They participate in APQP, PPAP, and ECR management processes to guarantee design quality and traceability. Why is it important? The Electrical Harness Engineer's work is critical for the electrification of vehicles and industrial systems because it: Ensures technical integration between electrical and mechanical components. Minimizes the risks of electrical failures in mass production. Optimizes manufacturability and reduces costs in highly complex projects. It is key in industries such as automotive, aerospace, energy, and robotics, where