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Médiane Benelux in Belgium is seeking a System Engineer – Efficiency & Mission Profile to join our automotive-focused engineering team. You will bridge vehicle-level requirements with transmission subsystem design to optimize energy usage and overall performance across real-world duty cycles.
Working with multi-disciplinary, international teams, you will define system-level requirements, develop mission profiles, run energy flow analyses, and build simulation models to forecast performance,
Since 2017, and with over 35 years of experience in France and Italy, Médiane Benelux is an engineering company specializing in software, electronics, and cybersecurity across key sectors such as Railways, Automotive, Energy, Medical, Aerospace, Space, Telecoms, Industry, and Defense.
As specialists in electronics, development, and embedded systems design, we operate from sensor to cloud.
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Our client is a key player in the automotive industry, operating in Belgium and the Netherlands, specialized in the development and production of advanced hybrid and conventional transmission systems. With strong R&D capabilities, state‑of‑the‑art testing facilities, and a solid industrial footprint, the company plays an important role in shaping next‑generation mobility focused on performance, energy efficiency, and CO₂ reduction.
To strengthen its engineering team, we are currently looking for a System Engineer – Efficiency & Mission Profile.
As a System Engineer – Efficiency & Mission Profile, you will act as the interface between vehicle-level requirements and transmission subsystem design.
Your mission will be to define, analyze, and optimize transmission behavior with a strong focus on:
You will work closely with system architects, hardware, controls, calibration, testing, and validation teams on both current and next‑generation hybrid transmission platforms.