Development Test Engineer - Capgemini

OpenTalent; Auburn Hills (MI); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Part time

Job summary

OpenTalent in Auburn Hills, MI is seeking a Development Test Engineer to drive the evaluation and improvement of gasoline engine aftertreatment performance for regulatory compliance and efficiency.

You will develop and integrate system technologies including engine hardware, exhaust sensors, control strategies, calibration, and the propulsion integration to meet upcoming emissions standards, using dynamometers and simulations to prove objectives.

Qualifications

• Evaluate and improve gasoline engine aftertreatment performance to meet regulatory standards.
• Develop system technologies including engine hardware, exhaust sensors, control strategies, calibration.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure regulatory compliance.
• Plan, execute and interpret dynamometer tests to validate performance and efficiency.

Responsibilities

• Direct/schedule day-to-day engine/PT dynamometer or vehicle-based testing.
• Apply project management practices to planning, scheduling, and reporting using MS Project, Excel, etc.
• Develop emissions system solutions for future high-efficiency powertrains.
• Optimize calibration of engine and emissions system for new hardware.
• Investigate competitor emission systems to understand strategies and performance.
• Direct multiple technology development projects with suppliers to meet system needs.
• Plan, test, analyze, and solve complex powertrain problems to meet objectives.

Skills

Data analysis

Project management

Regulatory compliance

Test engineering

Tools

MS Project

Excel

Job description

Auburn Hills, MI, United States (On-site)

Contract (4 months 1 day)

Published 5 hours ago

data acquisition

data analysis

regulatory compliance

test engineering

Emissions

project management

Calibration & Validation

dynamometers

The Development Test Engineer Job is responsible for evaluating, comparing, and improving the performance of gasoline engine aftertreatment systems to meet or exceed regulatory standards, optimize efficiency, and support product development.

This engineer will also be responsible for developing and integrating system technologies including engine hardware, exhaust sensors, control strategies, calibration, and the integration of these technologies into the propulsion system to meet upcoming emissions standards (e.g., TIER4, California LEV IV, EURO7, China 7, etc.) for future vehicle propulsion applications for electrified vehicles.

Projects will utilize engine, powertrain, or vehicle chassis dynamometers and/or simulation/modeling to make physics-based decisions and demonstrate proof-of-concept solutions to prove Propulsion functional objectives are satisfied.

The engineer will act as both an individual contributor and as part of teams within and outside of the Emissions and Aftertreatment group, both internal and external to the company.

The engineer will interact with core engine, controls, regulatory, and supplier teams as part of a globally integrated Emissions and Aftertreatment group within the larger Propulsion Calibration Group.

Key responsibilities:

Direct/Schedule day-to-day activities of engine/PT dynamometer or vehicle-based testing, which may include interaction with technicians and support engineers

appropriate procedures and methodologies for project management (planning, scheduling, and reporting) to reach project deliverables including use of tools such as: MS Project, Excel, etc.

Develop emissions systems solutions for future high efficiency powertrains including system trade-offs for cost, performance, complexity, etc., while meeting all quality and regulatory requirements

Optimize/adjust the calibration of the engine and emissions system to fit new emissions hardware

Investigates competitor vehicles’ emission systems through instrumentation and on-board diagnostics (OBD) to assess performance, identify differences, and understand strategies to meet or exceed regulatory requirements

Define and direct multiple technology development projects internally and at suppliers to meet the critical needs of the emissions system

Plan, test, analyze, and solve complex system problems as they relate to the entire powertrain system to meet key objectives such as performance, emissions, diagnostics, NVH, quality, fuel economy, etc.