Senior Engineer, Wiring - LV Harness

About Lucid At Lucid, we are creating exceptional mobility experiences through innovation to drive the world forward. Built on Lucid’s proprietary technology and software-defined vehicle architecture, our award-winning vehicles bring our “Compromise Nothing™” approach to the global automotive market. That means refusing to choose between performance and sustainability, design and engineering, ambition and integrity. In Lucid Air and Lucid Gravity, we have designed and built vehicles that have redefined their segments, combining exceptional range, performance, design, and expansive space in a single experience. We achieve this through deep vertical integration, with design, engineering, and production happening in-house across our global offices and manufacturing facilities. Our teams come from industries around the world, united by a shared commitment to excellence. By refusing to settle, you can help redefine what’s possible and shape the future of mobility. Position Overview The Senior Engineer, Wiring - LV Harness supports the Resident Product Engineering organization by independently resolving low-voltage harness product issues affecting vehicles in production, launch, and ramp-up. As a seasoned and fully qualified professional, the role applies broad engineering knowledge and independent judgment to issue triage, containment, root cause investigation, corrective-action development, and effectiveness verification. The position collaborates across Vehicle Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Supplier Quality, Service, Supply Chain, Purchasing, and Program teams to resolve a wide range of technical issues and escalate high-risk or cross-system matters when required. Key Responsibilities · Independently lead engineering issue resolution for low-voltage harness systems during current production, launch, ramp-up, and continuous-improvement activities. · Own engineering triage for production and field concerns, including problem definition, risk assessment, containment, root cause investigation, corrective-action planning, and effectiveness verification. · Apply broad engineering knowledge, structured problem-solving methods, and independent judgment to resolve a wide range of LV harness issues. · Provide technical direction during plant escalations related to build, assembly, quality, supplier, and manufacturing disruptions, balancing safety, quality, delivery, cost, manufacturability, and customer impact. · Coordinate Vehicle Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Production, Quality, Supplier Quality, Service, Supply Chain, Purchasing, and Program teams to align ownership, timing, actions, and closure evidence. · Support launch, ramp-up, and Safe Launch activities by incorporating production learnings into design standards, validation plans, manufacturing requirements, and future-program readiness. · Analyze engineering and production-quality data, identify technical risks and recurring issues, and recommend practical corrective and preventive actions. · Maintain accurate issue records, technical documentation, action status, and closure evidence in applicable issue-management systems. · Contribute to RPE standard work, escalation routines, reporting, and problem-solving improvements. · Escalate critical, cross-system, or unresolved technical issues with clear evidence, risk assessment, and recommended actions. Skills · Seasoned professional knowledge of LV harness routing and packaging, automotive connection systems, and harness components such as clips, coverings, and grommets. · Strong working knowledge of low-voltage electrical distribution systems and cross-system interfaces within vehicle and manufacturing environments. · Demonstrated ability to independently resolve a wide range of product issues using containment, root cause analysis, corrective actions, and effectiveness verification. · Working knowledge of failure-mode and development tools, including DFMEA, DVP&R, DFM, DFA, PFMEA, and Control Plans. · Working knowledge of APQP, PPAP, Safe Launch, VMEA/FMEA, 8D, PPS, or similar quality and structured problem-solving methods. · Ability to interpret and integrate engineering data, production-quality information, drawings, specifications, and issue evidence to make sound technical recommendation

Seasoned professional knowledge of LV harness routing and packaging, automotive connection systems, and harness components such as clips, coverings, and grommets. Strong working knowledge of low-voltage electrical distribution systems and cross-system interfaces within vehicle and manufacturing environments. Demonstrated ability to independently resolve a wide range of product issues using containment, root cause analysis, corrective actions, and effectiveness verification. Working knowledge of failure-mode and development tools, including DFMEA, DVP&R, DFM, DFA, PFMEA, and Control Plans. Working knowledge of APQP, PPAP, Safe Launch, VMEA/FMEA, 8D, PPS, or similar quality and structured problem-solving methods.

Independently lead engineering issue resolution for low-voltage harness systems during current production, launch, ramp-up, and continuous-improvement activities. Own engineering triage for production and field concerns, including problem definition, risk assessment, containment, root cause investigation, corrective-action planning, and effectiveness verification. Apply broad engineering knowledge, structured problem-solving methods, and independent judgment to resolve a wide range of LV harness issues. Provide technical direction during plant escalations related to build, assembly, quality, supplier, and manufacturing disruptions, balancing safety, quality, delivery, cost, manufacturability, and customer impact. Coordinate Vehicle Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Production, Quality, Supplier Quality, Service, Supply Chain, Purchasing, and Program teams to align ownership, timing, actions, and closure evidence. Support launch, ramp-up, and Safe Launch activities by incorporating production learnings into design standards, validation plans, manufacturing requirements, and future-program readiness. Analyze engineering and production-quality data, identify technical risks and recurring issues, and recommend practical corrective and preventive actions. Maintain accurate issue records, technical documentation, action status, and closure evidence in applicable issue-management systems. Contribute to RPE standard work, escalation routines, reporting, and problem-solving improvements. Escalate critical, cross-system, or unresolved technical issues with clear evidence, risk assessment, and recommended actions.