The technician will be responsible for working within the Chassis Controls Lab and Active Chassis vehicle development team to ensure 1st time quality and on-time delivery of test data for developmental and regulatory test areas.
Responsibilities
Plan, build, install, and teardown instrumentation for the various tests requested by engineering.
Setup and troubleshoot test automation systems, vehicle driving robots, and data acquisition hardware.
Evaluate results; produce quality test data in accordance with Vehicle Technical Specifications (VTS) and Federal Regulatory requirements.
Conduct pre-test inspections, functional checks, and post-build/test verification.
Investigate mechanical/electrical operational difficulties on products and/or components.
Requirements
Associate degree in Automotive Technology or equivalent (ASE Master Mechanic with multiple years of dealership experience).
Nice to have: Experience with active chassis systems (steering, suspension, electronic brake actuation/IBAC)
Nice to have: Test track / proving ground environments
Nice to have: Chassis dynamometer testing
Nice to have: Familiarity with test automation systems and data acquisition systems
Controls Engineer responsible for system controls development, modeling, design, simulation, and hands‑on functional work for automotive powertrain and accessory systems.
Compensation
Salary Range: $100,800 - $141,750
Responsibilities
Assist in debugging through established problem solving techniques and debug on bench
Interface with Systems engineering to ensure software requirements are documented appropriately and analyze prior to software design and implementation
Guide implementation of new electronics, sensors, and components into mechatronic systems
Ensure document traceability from requirements through test cases
Use data acquisition systems over CCP/XCP for calibration and debugging
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, or similar engineering field
Nice to have: MSEE with 5+ years design and development experience
Nice to have: Proficiency with CAN and support tools
Nice to have: Proficiency in calibration methods and tools
Controls Engineer focused on controls development, modeling, design, simulation, and hands‑on functional work for automotive powertrain systems.
Compensation
$100,800 - $141,750
Responsibilities
Assist in debugging through established problem solving techniques and debug on bench.
Interface with Systems engineering to ensure software requirements are documented appropriately and analyze prior to software design and implementation.
Guide implementation of new electronics, sensors, and components into mechatronic systems.
Ensure document traceability from requirements through test cases.
Use of data acquisition systems over CCP/XCP for calibration and debugging.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, or similar engineering field
Nice to have: MSEE with 5+ years design and development experience
Verification Engineer responsible for system verification of powertrain propulsion systems using HIL rigs and vehicles, developing automated test methods, and collaborating with global teams.
Responsibilities
Perform system verification using HIL rigs and vehicles
Develop automated test methods, specifications, and verification scopes
Configure, maintain, and improve HIL rigs and test environments
Investigate failures, troubleshoot complex system behaviors, support root cause analysis
Collaborate with Product Owners, Embedded Solution Leaders, software developers, and stakeholders
Requirements
Engineering degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Mechatronics, Control and Automation Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field
Controls Engineer responsible for system controls development, modeling, simulation, and integration of electronics into mechatronic systems.
Locations (2)
Arden, North Carolina, United States
Auburn Hills, Michigan, United States
Compensation
Salary Range: $100,800 - $141,750
Responsibilities
Assist in debugging through established problem solving techniques and debug on bench.
Interface with Systems engineering to ensure software requirements are documented appropriately and analyze prior to software design and implementation.
Guide implementation of new electronics, sensors, and components into mechatronic systems.
Ensure document traceability from requirements through test cases.
Use data acquisition systems over CCP/XCP (e.g. INCA, ATi, Vector) for calibration and debugging.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, or similar engineering field.
The Warranty Liaison Engineer serves as the critical technical link between the engineering department and the OEM customer, responsible for the full cycle of warranty management for transmission/transfer case systems.
Responsibilities
Perform detailed teardowns of returned transmission units (Transfer Case, Rear Axle Units) to identify mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical failure modes.
Lead cross-functional teams through the 8D process using RedX methodologies, Ishikawa diagrams, and 5 Whys to prevent recurrences.
Analyze warranty data trends (IPTV/CPV) to identify emerging field issues.
Protect product integrity, reduce warranty expenditure, and maintain high OEM confidence.
Lead and support vehicle calibration and calibration project management activities across the product development lifecycle, focusing on diesel, CNG & alternative fuels.
Responsibilities
Conduct vehicle tests in summer and winter sessions and calibrate system performance per Bosch, Customer's and legal requirements
Troubleshoot vehicle hardware and software
Interface with customers to provide technical support
Support sales PjM for new project acquisition and technical activities
The Senior Embedded Software & Controls Tech Specialist will be responsible for the design, development, implementation, and validation of embedded control systems for defense applications. This role requires deep expertise in classical and modern control theory, real-time embedded systems, and system-level integration.
Compensation
Pay Range:
104,100.00 - $173,900.00
Responsibilities
Implement control algorithms using classic and modern control techniques
Perform stability, robustness, and performance analysis
Design and tune multi-loop and multi-axis control architectures
Deploy control algorithms using Simulink and embedded C/C++ environments
Develop and validate control strategies through SIL, HIL, bench, and vehicle testing