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Kaleidoscope Innovation

Chassis Systems Designer

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Job Title: Chassis Systems Designer (Automotive / Motorcycle Platforms)

Role Description

We are seeking a skilled Chassis Systems Designer to support the development of motorcycle and parts & accessories programs across. The role involves end-to-end design support including CAD modeling, drawing creation, supplier collaboration, tolerance analysis, and validation activities. The designer will work closely with engineering teams, program management, and suppliers in a fast-paced product development environment.

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Key Responsibilities

Design and develop plastic, soft foam, and metallic components for chassis systems

Create and update 3D CAD models, assemblies, and complex surfaces using Creo

Generate and modify engineering drawings aligned to project requirements

Perform tolerance stack-up analysis and bolted joint calculations

Collaborate with internal stakeholders and external suppliers for design and material changes

Support mock-up builds, physical validation, and part inspection activities

Review and support PPAP (Production Part Approval Process) documentation and validation

Manage engineering change activities (ECR/ECA/ECN) using PLM tools such as Windchill

Participate in technical discussions, reviews, and cross-functional meetings

Provide status updates, reports, and support project tracking activities

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Must-Have Skills

Strong experience in CAD design using Creo

Knowledge of plastic, sheet metal, and soft material design principles

Experience in tolerance stack-up and GD&T

Understanding of engineering drawings and manufacturing processes

Exposure to PLM systems (Windchill preferred)

Hands-on experience in product development and validation cycles

Ability to work with suppliers and cross-functional engineering teams

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

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Good-to-Have Skills

Experience in motorcycle or automotive chassis systems

Familiarity with PPAP, APQP processes

Exposure to mock-up builds and physical validation testing

Knowledge of bolted joint design and calculations

Experience working in a global/offshore delivery model

Understanding of BOM management and engineering change workflows

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Experience

3–8 years of relevant experience in mechanical design / automotive design

Prior experience in automotive, motorcycle, or mobility domain preferred

Experience working in OEM / Tier-1 / Engineering services organizations is advantageous

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Educational Qualification

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering / Automotive Engineering / Product Design

Master’s degree is a plus (optional)

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Work Environment & Collaboration

Work closely with engineering leads, technical managers, and suppliers

Participate in design reviews, virtual collaboration, and on-site/offshore coordination

Contribute to timeline-driven product development programs

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Deliverables & Performance Expectations

High-quality CAD models and drawings delivered on time

Support engineering sign-off and validation milestones

Maintain consistent reporting, tracking, and stakeholder communication

Ensure quality, compliance, and adherence to project timelines

Kaleidoscope, an Infosys Company, is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, spouse of protected veteran, or disability.

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