Powertrain Development Engineer – Test, Analyze & Deliver

Paddock; Brixworth; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Performance related bonus

35 days annual leave

Pension scheme

Company activities

Job summary

Ilmor seeks a Development Engineer to test, analyse and report on components and systems for racing and non-racing projects. You will devise test methods, schedule tests, collect data and ensure safe operation of the power unit.

The role requires a degree in Mechanical/Automotive Engineering, three years of post-graduate powertrain experience, and skills in CATIA V5, data analysis and project management. On-site work with a strong benefits package is available.

Qualifications

• At least three years post graduate experience in powertrain development.
• A good degree in Mechanical or Automotive Engineering.
• Strong understanding of engineering principles and engine systems.
• Knowledge of combustion pressure measurements and data analysis.
• Ability to design development components.

Responsibilities

• Test, analyse and report on components and systems for racing and non-racing projects.
• Devise a test methodology and liaise with Design and Simulation teams.
• Schedule component testing with Manufacturing and Test departments.
• Collect experimental data and ensure power unit is operated safely.
• Post-process data, draw conclusions and make recommendations.
• Model and draw components using CAD (CATIA V5).
• Apply manufacturing knowledge to design while meeting specs.
• Take project ownership from concept to production and seek improvements.

Skills

Powertrain development

Mechanical engineering

Automotive engineering

Data analysis

Project management

Team collaboration

Electrical systems

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Automotive Engineering

Tools

CATIA V5

Engine dynamometer testing

Job description

Ilmor seeks a Development Engineer to test, analyse and report on components and systems for racing and non-racing projects. You will devise test methods, schedule tests, collect data and ensure safe operation of the power unit.

The role requires a degree in Mechanical/Automotive Engineering, three years of post-graduate powertrain experience, and skills in CATIA V5, data analysis and project management. On-site work with a strong benefits package is available.