Powertrain Systems Engineer - Diesel & Electric Propulsion

MatchPoint; Auburn Hills (MI); On-site; USD 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

MatchPoint is seeking a Powertrain Systems Engineer with Diesel/Combustion experience to lead e-Powertrain analyses and requirements development for energy storage subsystems. The role includes creating high-level propulsion requirements in IBM DOORS Next Gen and documenting operating modes for the propulsion system.

You will work with teams to ensure regulatory and environmental parameters are met while supporting agile delivery, diagnostics requirements, and end-of-line specifications for

Qualifications

• Good understanding of automotive systems and propulsion architectures.
• Experience with e-Powertrain analysis and requirements elicitation.

Responsibilities

• Perform e-Powertrain function analysis and decomposition for energy storage system.
• Elicit regulatory, environmental and electrical requirements and corporate specs.
• Create high level propulsion system functional requirements artifacts in IBM DOORS Next Gen.
• Identify propulsion system operating modes and document in DNG.
• Analyze powertrain thermal systems to assess performance across temperature ranges.
• Participate in Agile processes to define RASI, deliverables and risks.
• Develop End Of Line and in-plant requirements for energy storage subsystems.

Skills

Powertrain systems

Diesel engine

Hybrid vehicle knowledge

Battery management system

CAN/LIN/FlexRay

V2X knowledge

Regulatory requirements

Familiar with ISO 26262

Tools

IBM DOORS Next Gen

Job description

MatchPoint is seeking a Powertrain Systems Engineer with Diesel/Combustion experience to lead e-Powertrain analyses and requirements development for energy storage subsystems. The role includes creating high-level propulsion requirements in IBM DOORS Next Gen and documenting operating modes for the propulsion system.

You will work with teams to ensure regulatory and environmental parameters are met while supporting agile delivery, diagnostics requirements, and end-of-line specifications for