Core Electronics Mechanical Solution Architect

About the role

Lear is looking for a Core Electronics Mechanical Solution Architect to define and govern the mechanical architecture of next-generation low-voltage automotive electronic systems. Working at a principal level, the role guides multiple programs, shapes long-term design strategies and ensures solutions meet performance, cost and manufacturing requirements across product platforms.

Key responsibilities

• Define and govern mechanical architecture strategies for automotive electronic systems such as PDUs, ECUs and zonal controllers.
• Lead system-level design decisions, balancing performance, cost, manufacturability and regulatory requirements.
• Develop reusable mechanical concepts, design standards and validation strategies for harsh automotive environments.
• Collaborate with electronics, system architecture, manufacturing, quality and supply chain teams to deliver integrated solutions.
• Mentor senior engineers and drive innovation in materials, cooling solutions, sealing technologies and lightweight design.

Required profile

• 12+ years of experience in mechanical design and architecture for automotive electronic systems.
• Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field (PhD preferred).
• Strong expertise in thermal management, sealing systems, vibration and automotive-grade materials and processes.
• Proven experience with system-level architecture and cross-functional collaboration in automotive development.
• Familiarity with automotive standards (ASPICE, ISO 26262, AIAG-VDA FMEA) and proficiency in 3D CAD tools such as CATIA.

Required skills

• Ansys simulation software and tolerance analysis
• SolidWorks (CAD) and 3D modeling
• Engineering drawings and continuous improvement processes
• Thermal management and automation

Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the country where the position is located; only applicants selected for interviews will be contacted.