Job Responsibilities
Applies fundamental engineering principles, including performing calculations, conducting analyses, and utilizing appropriate engineering tools.
Communicates effectively with stakeholders by clearly conveying information, asking relevant questions, and confirming mutual understanding.
Demonstrates strong project management skills, coordinating test resources, design teams, and supplier activities to meet program objectives.
Develops technical requirements and ensures product designs satisfy performance, quality, timing, cost, and regulatory targets.
Collaborates with cross‑functional teams to design, develop, and deliver powertrain components and systems from concept through production.
Maintains expertise in advanced design methods, analytical tools, materials, and testing techniques for powertrain performance products.
Diagnoses and resolves complex technical issues by applying innovative thinking and rigorous analytical methodologies.
Delivers optimized design solutions that balance performance, quality, weight, cost, and program timing.
Leads and supports DFMEAs and DVP&Rs to ensure robust design and validation processes.
Analyzes test data and drives resolution of validation findings across both internal and supplier-led testing activities.
Communicates project status, risks, key metrics, and recommendations clearly to cross‑functional partners and leadership.
Willing to travel as required throughout the project lifecycle.
Education Requirements
Bachelor's Degree Required
Education Specifications
Requires a Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering or a related technical field
Experience Requirements
Required
Typically requires a minimum of 3 years of related experience.
Experience in the fundamentals of (ICE) internal combustion engine and powertrain operation.
Solid understanding of ICE performance, durability and emissions tradeoffs.
Demonstrated the ability to develop and follow a test plan to ensure project requirements are met.
