As a Technical Specialist in Chassis Controls & Electronics, you will design, build, calibrate and validate the systems responsible for Chassis and Vehicle Dynamics control. You will work closely with teams across the engineering group to develop world-class traction control, stability control, torque vectoring, and other vehicle dynamics-shaping functions from concept to production. 

**A strong desire to create state-of-the-art engineering products as an integral part of a very capable team**


The Role

Develop the requirements and specifications for traction control, stability control, torque vectoring, braking, steering and suspension control systems from initial concept to SOP with excellence and great detail Work with Vehicle Controls, Motor Controls, Chassis Electronics and Vehicle Dynamics teams to build, test and calibrate prototype controllers in virtual, HiL and vehicle environments Create, execute and document system design validation plans to include virtual, HiL and vehicle-based activity Work closely with stakeholders and attribute owners across the company (Vehicle Dynamics, NVH, Vehicle Controls, Motor Controls, Platform Software) Work with multiple complex projects in a demanding environment Travel domestically and internationally as required

Qualifications

7+ years of automotive experience Experience with Vector tools (CANape, CANalyzer, CDMStudio, etc.)  Strong understanding of Vehicle Dynamics theory Proven delivery of world-class vehicle performance Hands-on practical experience in prototype development Some familiarity (not necessarily world-leading knowledge) with software development (Matlab/Python/CAPL scripting, C++, model based) Ability to read and work with electrical schematics, with sound understanding of electrical communication principles

Advantageous

Excellent problem-solving ability, with an ability to use fundamental principles and data-driven action  Desire for continual learning Driven-vehicle attributes development experience is a plus

Education

BS/BEng or MS/MEng in a relevant Engineering/Physics/Mathematics discipline, or equivalent experience