ALTEN Technology USA
Zonal Routing Engineer - Rear Zone
About this role
ALTEN Technology USA seeks an experienced Zonal Routing Engineer to design electrical distribution systems for the rear zone of vehicles. You'll define architectures, create CAD models, and coordinate interfaces across autonomy, power electronics, and body systems in a fast-paced automotive engineering environment.
What you'll do
- Define component and system engineering requirements for zonal electrical architectures
- Create CAD models, routing designs, and engineering documentation using CATIA platforms
- Perform packaging, tolerance, and feasibility studies for electrical power and data systems
- Coordinate interfaces between autonomy hardware, power electronics, closures, and body systems
- Support CAE analysis, prototype builds, testing, and validation activities
- Resolve design, manufacturing, quality, and launch issues through root cause analysis
What they're looking for
- Zonal electrical architectures and harness routing
- CATIA 3Dx, 3D Experience, or V5 CAD routing (2+ years)
- GD&T and tolerance analysis
- DFMA and serviceability design principles
- Vehicle electrical architectures and load management
- Root cause analysis and problem-solving
- CAE support and design validation
- Cross-functional collaboration and communication
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ALTEN Technology USA
ALTEN Technology USA provides engineering validation, testing, and technical support services for automotive systems including connected vehicles, propulsion controls, infotainment, battery systems, and power electronics. The company is hiring validation engineers, test engineers, design engineers, and issue resolution specialists to develop test plans, verify compliance, investigate technical issues, and support product development across automotive hardware and software platforms.
View all jobs at ALTEN Technology USALikely interview questions
- Describe your experience with zonal electrical architectures—how have you approached defining routing requirements in previous vehicle programs?
- Walk us through a complex harness routing challenge you solved; what trade-offs did you manage between packaging, thermal, and manufacturing?