Alin Andrei Ivan

Ensure that CAD harness can be manufactured and were compatible with customer requirements and ISO standards. As an EDS CAD designer, the bridge between electrical studies and 2D drawings I've achieved one to one compatibility that ensured harness manufacturing feasibility.

I was trained and certified in Team Centre. Responsible for D&D of harness assemblies for IP and Center Console. Attending meetings with the client and suppliers, aligning the CAD to electrical studies, updating the 3D harness design to match the vehicle updates and liaising with 2D engineers for 2D/3D checks to ensure a robust design of the 3D CAD design.

Symbioz (08/2016 – Paris, France) Responsible for R&D of the 3D harness assemblies and 2D harness drawings of all the harnesses of the prototype. Liaising with my colleagues from circuit design and BIW to ensure a 1 to 1 3D to 2D match. Kadjar (08/2014 – Bucharest, Romania) Coordinating the tasks from France to my CAD engineer. Updating the 3D harness as per client requirements in the final stages of the project. Carry-over the project to India. Quality control and Q&A support for team from India.

Scenic, Grand Scenic, Espace (06/2012 – Bucharest, Romania) Harness checks and 3D updates, 2D change requests, 3D harness export for manufacturing Harness design training (03/2012 – Paris, France) I’ve been introduced in Automotive Industry, Catia V5(Electric) – 3D advanced harness design and Team Centre trained. Dacia Logan (12/2011 – Bucharest, Romania) 3D parts, assembly and kinematics design 2D drawings, tolerances and BOM design.

Landscape architecture (Bucharest, Romania) Surveying, updating/creating 2D drawings using AutoCAD, dealing with clients, landscaping gardens Guitar teacher (Bucharest, Romania) Teaching students theoretical and practical guitar skills using acoustic guitar

Binoculars with laser rangefinder (Bucharest, Romania) Precision mechanical design for military defence project 3D parts and assembly design 2D drawings. Tolerances and BOM designer Liaising with my colleague who designed the optics and attending team meetings

Mechanical Engineering