BIW Design Engineer

Job Description

Appealing Points:

• Key BIW design role in a global automotive engineering environment Work on core body components such as doors, hoods, and metal structures while collaborating with Japanese and global engineering teams.
• Hands-on CATIA design experience across the full development cycle Engage in 3D modeling, design modifications, reviews, and manufacturing coordination to deepen your BIW design expertise.
• Bilingual (Japanese–English) position with strong on-site exposure in Nagoya Leverage your language skills and understanding of Japanese automotive standards in a highly practical, on-site engineering role.

Annual Salary : 10 million and above

Job Description

• We are looking for a Bilingual Body-in-White (BIW) Design Engineer with hands-on experience in automotive body components such as doors, hoods, and metal structures.
• The role involves CAD design, modification, and collaboration with cross-functional global teams.
• Design and develop BIW components (door, hood, metal parts, closures)
• Create and modify 3D models and drawings using CATIA
• Support design reviews, feasibility studies, and manufacturing coordination
• Work closely with Japanese and global engineering teams

Qualification:

• Experience in Body-in-White / automotive sheet metal design
• Strong hands-on skills in CATIA
• Knowledge of metal work, stamping, welding processes
• Bilingual skills: Japanese (Business level or above) and English
• Ability to work on-site in Nagoya

Preferred:

• Experience with Japanese automotive OEMs or suppliers
• Understanding of automotive quality and design standards

Japanese languages: Business-level Japanese and business-level English required..

About Company

This company has been certified as the “best employer” in 2020 by the “Top Employers Institute” which recognizes outstanding employers.

A global leader in consulting, technology, outsourcing, and next-generation services. With approximately 180,000 employees worldwide, the company helps clients in more than 50 countries stay ahead of the competition. Through the co-creation of innovative solutions, they help companies transform and thrive in an ever-changing world.

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