The NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness) Engineer is responsible for analyzing, developing, and improving vehicle or component-level NVH performance. The role focuses on reducing unwanted noise and vibration while enhancing overall ride comfort, refinement, and perceived product quality.
The engineer works across design, CAE, and testing teams to ensure NVH targets are met throughout product development.
Develop and execute NVH performance targets for vehicle or component systems
Perform NVH analysis using simulation and testing methods
Identify and resolve noise and vibration issues in early and late development phases
Conduct modal analysis, frequency response, and structural vibration studies
Correlate CAE models with physical test data
Support design improvements for: - Powertrain NVH
- Body structure NVH
- Road noise and wind noise
Conduct root cause analysis for NVH issues and propose engineering solutions
Work with cross-functional teams including design, durability, and vehicle dynamics
Support prototype and production vehicle testing
Document results and present technical findings to stakeholders
Ensure NVH requirements are met during program milestones
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Automotive, Aerospace, or related engineering field
Experience in NVH engineering or vibration/acoustics analysis
Strong understanding of: - Structural dynamics
- Acoustics fundamentals
- Vibration theory
Experience with NVH tools such as: - LMS Test.Lab / Siemens Simcenter Testlab
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