Propulsion System Controls Validation Engineer

The Integrated Controls Qualification Testing (ICQT) team operates in a fast-paced, dynamic environment within the Vehicle & Propulsion Controls department. Our mission is to isolate software bugs in electrified and ICE powertrains, ensuring the delivery of robust, high-quality software to the development fleet. The Controls Validation Engineer role is ideal for self-starters eager to develop a deep understanding of powertrain control subsystems and contribute to delivering world-class vehicles.

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  Develop and execute Design Verification Plans (DVPs) for propulsion system requirements testing

  
  
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  Critically evaluate requirements, design DVPs, and conduct testing.

  
  
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  Determine the appropriate testing environment for each test case (e.g., HIL or vehicle)

  
  
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  Perform issue pre-analysis to identify potential root causes and solutions

  
  
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  Identify critical and edge-case maneuvers to expose potential failures

  
  
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  Conduct testing on propulsion system architectures using Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) and vehicles

  
  

This role offers a unique opportunity to work at the forefront of powertrain software validation, ensuring the performance and reliability of cutting-edge vehicle technology.

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  Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or related degree field

  
  
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  2 or more years of engineering experience

  
  
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  Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite

  
  
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  Ability to work independently or collaboratively in a fast-paced environment

  
  
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  Strong organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously

  
  
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  Effective team player with strong interpersonal skills, comfortable in a multi-cultural matrix organization

  
  
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  Professional communication and presentation skills (verbal and written)

  
  
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  Fluent in English (speaking, reading, writing)

  
  
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  Interest in working on HIL and vehicle platforms, both on-site and remotely as needed

  
  

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  Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, or a related field

  
  
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  Experience with HIL and vehicle software validation testing methodologies

  
  
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  Proficiency in network protocols

  
  
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  Strong understanding of propulsion system architectures

  
  
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  Hands-on experience with CANoe, CANalyzer, and INCA tools

  
  
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  Knowledge of hazard analysis criteria and electronics

  
  
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  Experience simulating CAN messages via CAPL

  
  
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  Completion of regional high-voltage training courses

  
  
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  Willingness to travel as needed