Design and Release Engineering- Fastening
Core
Design, selection, and validation of mechanical fasteners and bolted joints for vehicle systems to ensure robustness, cost-effectiveness, and manufacturability.
Role type
Mechanical Fastening Engineer
Builds
Vehicle components and systems using threaded and non-threaded joints
Domain
Automotive engineering / Mechanical design
Required skills
Mechanics of materials, machine design, engineering calculations, GD&T interpretation, root cause analysis, cross-functional collaboration (via careerplan.io/jobs/JR-202621366-design-and-release-engineering-fastening-at-generalmotors)
Preferred skills
Torque-tension testing, fastener standards knowledge, manufacturing environment exposure, basic analysis tools
Technologies
CAD models, GM calculators, engineering drawing tools
Responsibilities
Support design and analysis of threaded and non-threaded joints; Assist in fastener selection using catalogs and standards; Run basic joint calculations (clamp load, torque, strength checks); Develop and maintain fastener tightening specifications; Collaborate with Manufacturing/Plant teams to ensure reliable fastening processes; Assist with correlation and validation activities (torque-tension testing, joint audits); Document lessons learned and contribute to continuous improvement of fastening standards; Participate in issue resolution related to fastener failures or assembly problems; Maintain accurate records of fastener data and change history.
Seniority
Entry-level to Mid-level, hands-on IC
