CAD DESIGNER

Avon Otomotiv San. ve Tic. Ltd. Şti.

• University degree in Engineering, preferably Mechanical Engineering,
• Good command of verbal and written English, a second language will be an asset,
• Successful in team work, good communication skills, problem solving, analytical thinking, planning and coordination,
• Self-motivated, result oriented,
• Good knowledge of MS Office applications,
• Age between 25-35,
• Residing in Anatolian side of Istanbul or Kocaeli,
• Male candidates must have fulfilled their military obligation.

İŞ TANIMI

• Liaise with Ford Otosan R&D, Ford Global Engineering and CAD Personnel to develop good CAD relationships between the customer and the relevant MGi Coutier Organisation for coolant hose.
• Be the Primary point of contact between MGi Coutier and your customers for CAD design matters across all MGi Coutier product groups.
• Assist the acquisition of new business by presenting MGi Coutier CAD competencies to your customers, generating CAD design and engineering interest, obtaining any CAD information from the relevant MGi Coutier Product Groups, establishing CAD requirements and assist in the preparation of CAD solutions in a timely manner.
• Locally manage the CAD design process for nominated programs.
• Work in parallel with the MGi Coutier Engineering personnel to deliver the nominated programs.
• Ensure MGi Coutier Engineering and Project Managers have correct information to support smooth new product introduction to your customers (supporting builds, change management process etc:).
• Investigate & follow-up opportunities for introducing new MGi Coutier Automotive products to your existing customers.
• Support VA/VE and other cost reduction activities.
• Follow all relevant MGi Coutier procedures and support activities necessary to comply with MGi Coutier Quality and Environmental standards (ISO/TS16949, ISO 14001 etc).
•  Produce monthly program status reports detailing your CAD and engineering support activities, reviewing all current programs, identifying program package issues with methods of closure.