Upholstery Developer - Concept Centre

at  Volvo Cars

CONCEPT CENTRE – LET’S INTRODUCE OURSELVES.

Concept Centre is part of the department Prototype Build & Verification responsible for Engineering & Operations prototype build and the verification environment. Our purpose is to fulfill Volvo Cars need of inhouse-developed prototypes for product development. We develop, create, and iterate interior design prototypes in concept phase to early test series.
We are now looking for an Upholstery Developer to join our team, you’ll be a part of a small, engaged team within Paint shop & Upholstery where you have the opportunity to be a part of shaping the future.

WANT TO KNOW MORE?

We welcome you to apply by 11th of august the latest. Please apply through the provided link. Applications submitted via email will not be retained or taken into consideration. Once you receive a confirmation email from the system, your application will be acknowledged.
We are committed to keeping you informed during the entire process. If you have any inquiries regarding the recruitment process, please reach out to Recruiter Lovisa Berglund at lovisa.berglund@volvocars.com
If you have any inquiries regarding the role, please reach out to Hiring Manager Emelie Börjesson at emelie.borjesson@volvocars.com
This position is covered by the collective union agreement IF Metall.
As part of the Volvo Cars recruitment process, all considered candidates will be required to complete a mandatory drug test.

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WHAT YOU’LL DO

As an Upholstery Developer, your responsibilities include collaborating with internal stakeholders to define task prerequisites and expected outcomes. You’ll create, visualize, and produce automotive interior upholstery concepts, develop interior conceptual trims and dress for early development and verification, and utilize CAD software for detailed interior component design. Collaborating with engineers to optimize prototype designs, iterating prototypes during testing phases, and implementing changes based on feedback are essential parts of this role.
Additionally, you’ll contribute expertise during design development, assemble and mount interior prototypes in conceptual environments, and continuously improve efficiency, lead time, and cost using new technology and materials. Operating cutting machines, sewing machines, and SIPS machines will be part of your daily tasks.