Dimensional Engineer

About the role

The Dimensional Engineer will ensure that automotive components meet precise dimensional specifications throughout production. Working within TI Automotive’s engineering team, you will apply GD&T principles and advanced metrology techniques to guarantee part fitment, quality, and functional performance.

Key responsibilities

• Program and operate bridge CMMs using PC‑DMIS to inspect injection‑molded parts and assemblies.
• Perform statistical tolerance analyses (RSS, Monte Carlo) and use Cetol 6 Sigma for 3‑D variation studies.
• Review customer GD&T requirements and develop in‑process datum strategies aligned with functional needs.
• Create DCS‑QDM templates, conduct capability studies, normality tests, and Tukey outlier detection to validate data quality.
• Design and approve check fixtures, generate RFQs, and review build‑buyoff documentation.
• Diagnose and resolve dimensional issues such as gaps, misalignments, and rattling.
• Collaborate with design, quality, and production teams to provide dimensional guidance and support continuous‑improvement initiatives.

Required profile

• Strong background in metrology and dimensional control for automotive parts.
• Proven ability to interpret and apply GD&T standards.
• Experience communicating technical findings to cross‑functional teams.
• Detail‑oriented mindset with solid problem‑solving skills.

Required skills

• 3D CAD software
• Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
• Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) operation
• PC‑DMIS programming
• Statistical tolerance analysis (RSS, Monte Carlo)
• Cetol 6 Sigma
• Statistical Process Control (SPC)
• Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
• Laser scanning and optical measurement systems
• DCS‑QDM template creation
• Check fixture design and RFQ preparation
• Root‑cause analysis of dimensional discrepancies