At Koenigsegg, our R&D team brings together highly talented individuals with a shared passion for engineering the best vehicles in the world. We work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment where innovation and technical expertise drive our development.
We are looking for someone who is ready to challenge conventional thinking, contribute with their expertise, and thrive in our non-conventional Lean Development philosophy.
You will work alongside world-renowned engineers on some of the most exciting automotive programs in the world, with the opportunity to create, innovate, and help shape the future of hypercars.
Responsibilities
As a Mechanical Design Engineer within the Vehicle Systems team, you will be responsible for the design and development of robust, reliable, and high-performance automotive systems. The role covers development from concept to production and requires close collaboration with Product, Powertrain, Optical and Electrical Design, as well as CAE, Prototype, and Homologation departments.
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Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis, so don't wait to apply. We look forward to receiving your application!
Koenigsegg is most known for building some of the fastest cars in the world; with almost all of our megacar technologies that are patented and made in-house by our almost 500 world-class technicians, engineers, sourcing experts, production craftsmen, and communicators.
What we’ve created is a unique proving ground of engineering creativity that makes use of our breakthrough megacar development and legacy to push the boundaries of sustainable mobility technology.
So, what’s next?
We are on a universe-denting mission to develop the next generation of breakthrough tech and products. We are looking for outstanding, impactful, and authentic individuals to grow with us. Our ambitions are inspiring but will push the limits of what is possible – requiring one to work efficiently amid our cross-functional teams to execute at high-quality levels.
The goal is clear: innovate and transform.