Our Automotive Technology business is passionate about the automotive industry and produces as well as markets high-tech automotive components worldwide. With over 20,000 employees, we are responsible for the success of this business. Our product and service range includes chassis technologies such as steering and damper systems and the assembly of axle systems as well as powertrain components for conventional and alternative engines. We also develop assembly systems for body-in-white construction and produce lightweight car body components in series.

thyssenkrupp Presta North America is a global leader in automotive components technology and the leading steering systems supplier for the automotive industry. thyssenkrupp Presta North America provides the industry with high-quality manual and electric steering columns, rack and pinion steering gears, and electric power assisted steering gears. thyssenkrupp Presta North America is part of the thyssenkrupp Presta AG group, headquartered in Eschen, Liechtenstein. In 2003, our manufacturing facility was established in the South Industrial Park of Terre Haute, Indiana. Beginning with just one assembly line, a handful of employees and 58,000 square feet, the company has grown to over 450 employees and 224,000 square feet. In addition, we have an office on northeast side of Indianapolis where the Procurement and Supplier Development Department, Business Development and Product Engineering are now located. We have a third location in Troy, Michigan which houses our Sales Engineering, Logistics Distribution Center for USA, and Customer Resident Engineering.

Responsibilities:

Support the analysis activities of steering systems (mechanical and electrical analysis)
Support the daily work of analysis engineers and technician (incoming part inspection, logistics, parts testing, documentation)
Collecting measurement evidence to create analysis report
Active participation in technical root cause analysis
Performing electrical measurements, sharing and reviewing results with engineering colleagues
Documenting process steps, creating work instruction in a case of a new process is implemented
Extra load due to heavy product handling could appear during the daily work (maximum 40 lbs per product).

Advantages:

Basic SW programming knowledge
Understanding how electrical design works
Experience with component soldering
Ability to work alone and in a team (worldwide)
Measurement report writing experience

Requirements:
Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Mechanical engineering or equivalent. Minimum 20 working hours availability per week.

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