ISCO Specialization 2144.1.3 Automotive Engineer

Definition

Automotive Engineer: Automotive engineers design and oversee the manufacturing process and operation of motor vehicles such as motorcycles, cars, trucks, buses and their respective engineering systems. They design new vehicles or mechanical parts, supervise modifications and resolve technical problems. They make sure the designs comply with cost specifications and other constraints. They also conduct research studying environmental, energy and safety aspects.

Essential Skills

Quality Standards
Perform Scientific Research
Industrial Engineering
Use Technical Drawing Software
Control Production
Technical Drawings
Analyse Production Processes For Improvement
Production Processes
Automotive Engineering
Engineering Processes
Engineering Principles
Adjust Engineering Designs
Assess Financial Viability
Manufacturing Processes
Approve Engineering Design
Execute Feasibility Study

Optional Skills

Develop Test Procedures
Defense System
Manage Product Testing
Cae Software
Design Electromechanical Systems
Guidance, Navigation And Control
Mechanical Engineering
Build A Product'S Physical Model
Precision Mechanics
Conduct Performance Tests
Record Test Data
Design Prototypes
Electronics
Use Cad Software
Mechanics Of Motor Vehicles
Design Principles
Use Cam Software
Apply Advanced Manufacturing
Create A Product'S Virtual Model
Electromechanics
Synthetic Natural Environment
Draft Design Specifications

Alternative Names

Automotive Designer
Vehicle Production Designer
Motorcycle Production Process Engineer
Motor Vehicle Engineer
Coach Designer
Lorry Designer
Coach Production Process Engineer
Motor Vehicle Designer
Vehicle Production Production Process Engineer
Truck Production Process Engineer
Bus Production Process Engineer
Car Production Process Engineer
Automotive Design Specialist
Bus Designer
Motorcycle Designer
Lorry Production Process Engineer
Automotive Design Expert
Auto Engineer

Higher Level

ISCO Occupation Group 2144.1 Mechanical Engineer