Powertrain Calibration/System Performance Engineer

Select Engineering
Peterborough
1 year ago
Applications closed

Location: Peterborough/Hybrid (2 days in the office)Benefits: * EV Lease Scheme (Salary Sacrifice) * Flexi-time (applies to most roles) * Private Medical Insurance and Health Cash Plan * Cycle to Work Scheme * 25 days holiday per year (increases by 1 day annually up to the max. of 28 days) * Special occasion leave (eligibility after probation, subject to conditions) * Pension scheme * Life Assurance and Income Protection Insurance * One paid professional membership annuallyOur client is the world's largest independent company for the development, simulation and testing of powertrain systems.We are looking for passionate & pro-active engineers at the top of their game and with all levels of relevant experience, from recent graduates to time served Charted Engineers.Attitude and a dedication to our craft is key to all that we do, and we expect the same of you. This is an opportunity to become part of a professional Team working on projects that make a real difference to the sector and the world we live in.These roles will see the successful candidates embedded in client teams, delivering projects and providing expert technical support.The roles will typically cover a variety of functions and disciplines, including ICE calibration, powertrain system performance development, data analysis, issue investigation & resolution, system modelling and simulation. Work in new powertrain sectors (battery, fuel cell, etc) is also a possibility.Responsibilities: * Develop and manage powertrain calibrations using client &/or toolsets & processes * Define, generate & manage engine test plans * Planning, execution and analysis of engine & system simulation activities * System performance assessment, including trade-offs and data analysis * Data review and root cause analysis (RCA) to identify powertrain system issues & develop solutions for resolution * System modelling, calibration simulation, using toolsets such a Matlab SIMULINK * Functioning within a professional team, generate & present reports (verbal & written) including recommendations and proposalsProfile:Essential: * 2:1 or above Bachelors or Masters degree in a relevant topic * Excellent understanding of diesel internal combustion engine operation and performance * Knowledge of ancillary systems (air path, exhaust aftertreatment technologies, control, etc) * Understanding of vehicle architecture & control systems * Experience or knowledge of vehicle emissions requirements * Good knowledge of simulation systems, particularly Matlab SIMULINK * Working knowledge of calibration toolsets & engine calibration, including trade-offs for emissions and performance * Excellent analytical skills, able to interpret data and results and present results in a clear & understandable format * Strong team player, with good communication & English language skills * A self-starter, 'can-do' approach, able to work with other team members at all levels to reach 'win-win' agreements * A strong willingness to learn and developWe will process your CV and personal information to assess your suitability for the role. If we wish to consider you further, we will register your personal information in our database and contact you. We may contact you from time to time about other relevant roles. Your personal information will be securely held. For more information please refer to our privacy notice, a copy of which can be found on our website. – Select Engineering Limited

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