Cabin Thermal Systems Engineer, Vehicle Efficiency EngineeringActive$161K
The opportunity
The Vehicle Efficiency Engineering (VEE) team is responsible for vehicle-level attributes that directly impact efficiency, performance, and customer experience. Working closely with product development, manufacturing, testing, validation, and attribute teams, Efficiency…
What you'll do
Attribute Delivery: Work with a team spanning diverse backgrounds and expertise to meet vehicle attribute targets and support customer satisfaction.
Comfort Measurement: Develop instrumentation and models to objectively measure thermal comfort.
DVP Validation: Contribute to test plans, data analysis, and feature validation; plan and execute thermal comfort DVP testing and support analysis of the results.
Vehicle Instrumentation: Instrument vehicles with relevant sensors to collect data for vehicle efficiency and thermal comfort.
Customer Issue Resolution: Collaborate with hardware, software, NVH, and UI/UX teams to identify issues and implement changes addressing problems reported by internal and external customers.
Competitive Benchmarking: Test competitive vehicles for energy-consumption and passenger thermal-comfort attributes.
What they're looking for
- CFD experience and familiarity with tools such as GT-Suite and TAI Therm.
- Vehicle testing experience and familiarity with Vector tools and external DAQ systems.
- At least 2 years of experience with thermal comfort modeling/testing.
- Experience and knowledge of electric vehicles, including batteries, drive: units, motor control, power electronics, thermal systems, and vehicle communication networks.
- A proven track record of technical excellence in a field relevant to this role.