Mechanical Design Engineer (m/w/d, all levels), Window Regulator - Berlin, Germany

What to Expect

Join Vehicle Engineering in Berlin to build a world of amazing abundance. You will help design the next generation of Tesla products. You will work in a flat, highly collaborative team where technical contribution matters at every level. You will be expected to challenge and be challenged, to create, to innovate.  We move fast, we build real products, and we work on some of the most ambitious automotive programs in the world. That should excite you. 

Be part of a growing Closures engineering team, executing, and launching products for Europe and global markets. You will own the window regulator: the mechanism that lifts glass, the kinematics that keep it stable, and the integration that makes a Tesla door feel like one system — from first sketch through production. 

What You’ll Do

• Own mechanical design of window regulator systems: motors, cables, tracks, linkages, and glass attachments 

• Apply kinematics, dynamics, force analysis, and tolerance stack-ups to build reliable lift mechanisms 

• Specify designs in 3D (CATIA V5/3DX) and 2D, including GD&T and component specs 

• Drive virtual and physical validation (kinematics, FEA, multi-body dynamics, prototype testing) until targets are met 

• Hit performance on glass stability, effort, NVH, durability, cost, weight, and manufacturability 

• Partner with body, closures, electrical, glass, interiors, manufacturing, studio, and suppliers from concept through build
  

What You’ll Bring

• Mechanical Engineering degree or equivalent experience, with evidence of exceptional ability 

• Strong fundamentals in mechanism design, kinematics, or moving systems — from internships and student projects to years of production ownership 

• CAD fluency (CATIA V5/3DX preferred) and comfort reading CAE/kinematics results 

• Working knowledge of GD&T, tolerance analysis, DFMEA, and DFM — or a fast path to building it 

• Bias toward ownership: you take designs from idea to hardware, improve the process, and communicate clearly across teams 

Nice to have 

• Automotive window regulators, seat mechanisms, or similar motion systems 

• Frameless drop glazing / flush glass 

• Supplier collaboration on mechanism development 

This role is open to all levels.  Junior engineers grow into full ownership. Experts set architecture for the next generation. If you can design a mechanism that works — and prove it — we want to talk.