Vehicle Design Coordinator
Listed on 2026-01-14
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Engineering
Manufacturing Engineer, Quality Engineering, Mechanical Engineer, Engineering Design & Technologists
Posted Monday, January 12, 2026 at 5:00 AM
MORGAN OLSON LLCMorgan Olson is the leading walk-in van body manufacturer in North America producing over 7,500 vehicles annually. Morgan Olson’s portfolio of customers serves a multitude of industries and delivery applications. The primary industry served by these iconic Morgan Olson Walk-in vans is parcel package pick up & delivery because most everything ordered on-line is delivered by a Morgan Olson Walk-In Stepvan.
Other key industries served include Textile Rental and Laundry services, baking and snack foods, newspaper delivery, service & utility vehicles, and the ever-growing mobile cuisine food trucks!
Morgan Olson’s leadership stands committed and focused. Reinvesting tens of millions of dollars back into Morgan Olson’s production facilities with state-of-the-art equipment and advanced automation technologies, producing the safest and most efficient "last mile" home delivery work trucks on the market today.
Job Title:Vehicle Design Coordinator
Job Description:
Ensures successful development and launch success for multiple projects related to core business orders, utilizing a gated development process and project management tools. Coordinate Engineering efforts between Morgan Olson and JBPCO Shared Services.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS ANDACTIVITIES:
- Uses engineering tools to analyze designs to meet requirements for strength, functionality, ergonomics, safety and quality.
- Complete product development and maintenance as required by using NPD gated process.
- Process manual orders and configured orders.
- Disseminate Design Specifications for projects/ tasks to the Shared Services team.
- Participate in Design Reviews to ensure 3D design meets Sales and Engineering Requirements.
- Provide technical guidance to external and internal suppliers.
- Lead efforts to complete layouts, prepare drawings and assist in creation of bills of material and Engineering Change Orders as required to support the project schedules.
- Identify any long‑lead time purchased parts.
- Participate in the contract reviews, Scoping, PIE (Project Initiation Event) and other internal activities.
- Lead Verification of the chassis, pilot builds and pilot reviews.
- Work with manufacturing engineers to resolve design issues of vehicles in manufacturing.
- Utilizes CAD/modelling software for projects as required.
- Build and maintain the project schedule.
- Produce and implement designs and test procedures and presents those designs to managers and clients.
- Assist in testing, evaluation, modifications and re‑testing of products.
- Participate in standardization efforts of vehicle designs.
- Work with Sales to quote vehicles that are appropriate and profitable to Morgan Olson.
- Participate in scoping of the resources and evaluation of the technical feasibility of a proposed vehicle.
- Adheres to Quality and Safety policy by exceeding customer expectations, being customer focused and supporting continuous improvement activities.
- Performs other duties, assignments and special projects as assigned by direct supervisor.
- BS in Mechanical Engineering and 5+years of experience in a Manufacturing environment.
- Problem‑solving skills using various techniques and tools such as A3, 8D or similar.
- Experience managing remote teams.
- Proven ability to navigate and modify components and assemblies within 3D CAD software.
- Good Interpersonal skills along with excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Fundamental knowledge of Solid Works and PDM, DFMEA, FEA, DVP&R and similar.
- Ability to work in a Team oriented environment.
- Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
- Proven track record of large projects management on time and on budget.
- Requires skills in product design, stress analysis and strength of materials.
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