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Job summary
A leading engineering company in Michigan is seeking a Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) Propulsion and Commissioning Engineer. The role involves designing HIL benches, running tests to validate propulsion features, and working closely with cross-functional teams. Applicants should have a degree in Engineering and hands-on experience with HIL systems. This is a full-time position.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Computer Engineering.
Hands-on experience with HIL systems (dSPACE or NI).
Knowledge of propulsion systems (internal combustion, hybrid, or electric).
Responsibilities
Design and build HIL benches that mimic propulsion systems.
Commission new HIL setups with hardware/software configurations.
Run tests to validate propulsion features.
Skills
Hands-on experience with HIL systems
Knowledge of propulsion systems
Familiarity with MATLAB/Simulink
Problem-solving skills
Teamwork skills
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering
Master’s degree in Engineering
Job description
Overview
Job Title: Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) Propulsion and Commissioning Engineer
Location: Auburn Hills, MI
Responsibilities
Design and build HIL benches that mimic Stellantis’ propulsion systems.
Commission new HIL setups by configuring hardware, wiring, and software connections.
Run tests to validate propulsion features (engine controls, transmission, hybrid systems, battery systems).
Troubleshoot and fix issues in hardware/software integration.
Support Stellantis engineers by providing accurate test data and reporting results.
Maintain and upgrade test systems as new propulsion technologies are introduced.
Work closely with Stellantis’ cross-functional teams (software, controls, wiring, calibration, and suppliers) to ensure successful validation.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Computer Engineering (Master’s preferred).
Hands-on experience with HIL systems (such as dSPACE or NI systems).
Knowledge of propulsion systems – internal combustion, hybrid, or electric.
Familiarity with MATLAB/Simulink or similar modeling tools.
Good problem-solving, debugging, and teamwork skills.