Senior Marine Engine Calibration & Controls Engineer

LER TechForce; Bridgeport (AL); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

401K with match

Disability & life insurance

Employee assistance program

Employee discounts

Professional development

Job summary

LER TechForce is seeking a Controls and Calibration Engineer to work onsite in Bridgeport, AL. The ideal candidate has marine or motorsports calibration experience and will develop engine calibration for high-power gasoline outboard motors.

The role involves full motor assembly calibration, control system support, issue resolution, and client interfacing. Some travel to other sites is expected as part of supplier/customer collaboration.

Qualifications

• Experience in engine calibration or related disciplines (marine and/or motorsports).
• Background in calibrating Engine Management Systems.
• Knowledge of traditional calibration and data analysis tools.
• Sound understanding of engine fundamentals.
• Customer-facing role and travel to other sites.

Responsibilities

• Develop calibration for high-power gasoline outboard motor.
• Calibrate at full outboard motor assembly level (on boat).
• Support control system development for transmission and steering.
• Resolve issues and provide integration support.
• Perform technical analysis with sound evidence base.
• Deliver tasks on time, within cost and quality constraints.
• Liaise with wider team to deliver activities.
• Interface with the client on technical issues.
• Report technical status internally and to customers.
• Supervise junior team members on assigned tasks.

Skills

Engine calibration

Controls engineering

Data analysis tools

Customer liaison

Team supervision

Tools

Engine Management Systems

Calibration tools

Job description

LER TechForce is seeking a Controls and Calibration Engineer to work onsite in Bridgeport, AL. The ideal candidate has marine or motorsports calibration experience and will develop engine calibration for high-power gasoline outboard motors.

The role involves full motor assembly calibration, control system support, issue resolution, and client interfacing. Some travel to other sites is expected as part of supplier/customer collaboration.