ISCO Specialization 2163.1.1 Automotive Designer
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Automotive Designer: Automotive designers create model designs in 2D or 3D and prepare isometric drawings and graphics. They also conduct research collecting data about (new) materials, market trends and production processes.
Essential Skills
- Material Mechanics
- Draw Design Sketches
- Engineering Principles
- Use A Computer
- Mechanics Of Motor Vehicles
- Engineering Processes
- Vehicle Manufacturing Process
- Mechanics
- Read Engineering Drawings
- Liaise With Engineers
- Execute Analytical Mathematical Calculations
- Aesthetics
- Physics
- Mathematics
Optional Skills
- 3D Printing Process
- Create A Product'S Virtual Model
- Use Manual Draughting Techniques
- Use Cad Software
- Assess Operating Cost
- Perform Physical Stress Tests On Models
- Manual Draughting Techniques
- Write Stress Analysis Reports
- Use Cadd Software
- Analyse Production Processes For Improvement
- Estimate Duration Of Work
- Adjust Engineering Designs
- Design Prototypes
- Conduct Performance Tests
- Monitor Technology Trends
- Cadd Software
- Examine Engineering Principles
- Manage Supplies
- Defense System
- Cad Software
- Build A Product'S Physical Model
- Analyse Stress Resistance Of Products
- Perform Market Research
- Synthetic Natural Environment
- Ergonomics
Alternative Names
- 2D Automobile Designer
- Auto Designer
- Automotive Stylist
- Motor Vehicle Clay Model Design Specialist
- Motor Vehicle Clay Model Design Expert
- 3D Truck Designer
- 2D Car Designer
- Automobile Designer
- Car Designer
- Automobile Stylist
- Automotive Modeller
- 2D Truck Designer
- Motor Vehicle Clay Model Designer
- Car Stylist
- Truck Designer
- Automotive Design Specialist
- Automotive Model Maker
- 3D Automobile Designer
- 2D Automotive Designer
- 3D Car Designer
- Motor Vehicle Design Specialist
- Automotives Designer
- Automotive Design Expert
- 3D Automotive Designer
