OBD & Aftertreatment Systems Engineer II

Daimler Truck North America; Detroit (MI); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual bonus

401k match

Vacation 4 weeks

13+ holidays

Parental leave

Employee assistance program

Healthcare plans

Onsite fitness

Tuition assistance

Volunteer PTO

Disability plans

Job summary

Daimler Truck North America in Detroit, MI is seeking an engineer to lead development, validation, and release of aftertreatment OBD control strategies. You will interpret emissions standards for US and international markets and assess performance using data from test cells and durability fleets.

The role emphasizes test automation, cross-functional teamwork across Global counterparts, and delivering robust solutions while traveling up to 15% domestically and internationally.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical, Electrical, Computer or Mechatronic Engineering, or ABET-accredited technology degree.
• 3–5 years in aftertreatment engineering in Automotive or Commercial Vehicle industries.
• 3+ years interpreting regulations and developing control strategies.
• 3+ years using MATLAB/Simulink for modeling and development.
• 3+ years programming to automate data processing and reporting.

Responsibilities

• Lead development, validation, and release of aftertreatment OBD control strategies.
• Interpret emissions and OBD regulations for US and international markets.
• Assess performance and emissions margins from test data and durability fleets.
• Lead test and report automation initiatives to improve efficiency.
• Create project plans, timelines, and budget inputs; manage cross-functional activities.

Skills

OBD engineering

Regulatory interpretation

MATLAB Simulink

Data automation

Cross-cultural collaboration

Travel availability

Education

ABET-accredited engineering degree

Job description

Daimler Truck North America in Detroit, MI is seeking an engineer to lead development, validation, and release of aftertreatment OBD control strategies. You will interpret emissions standards for US and international markets and assess performance using data from test cells and durability fleets.

The role emphasizes test automation, cross-functional teamwork across Global counterparts, and delivering robust solutions while traveling up to 15% domestically and internationally.