Engine Property Definition Engineer
Ready to shape the next generation of heavy-duty engines?
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About this vacancy
Within the Engine Development organization, the System Definition Group is responsible for defining new engine and aftertreatment concepts, translating customer and regulatory demands into technical requirements, and ensuring product quality throughout the development process. As an Engine Property Definition Engineer, you will become a subject matter expert in engine performance characteristics and act as a bridge between vehicle divisions, project management, and engineering teams.
What we expect from you
What you would do: - Develop in-depth knowledge of key engine performance characteristics and customer expectations. - Define and analyze engine properties such as: - Fuel Economy - Emissions - Diagnostics - Startability - Heat Rejection - Torque & Speed Performance - NVH (Noise, Vibration & Harshness) Investigate engine performance topics across various engine technologies - Perform data analysis, simulations, and scope request investigations. - Assess the technical impact of: - Hardware changes - Legislative and regulatory updates - Evolving customer expectations - Support Property Owners with scope studies and failure investigations. - Translate vehicle-level customer requirements into technical engine requirements. - Create, maintain, and publish the Product Description Book (PDB), the highest-level product requirement document. - Monitor scope requests and ensure proper requirement traceability. - Manage stakeholders to ensure successful delivery of product property milestones. - Drive the deployment and ownership of requirements across the development organization. What We Expect From You - Master's degree in Automotive Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field. - Minimum 2 years of experience in engine performance development and/or engine testing. Strong understanding of one or more of the following: -Engine Combustion, Turbocharging, Fuel Economy, VECTO, GEM Standards, Engine Cooling, Engine Startability, Engine Torque & Speed Performance. - Proactive mindset with strong stakeholder management skills. - Analytical, structured, and detail-oriented working style. - Experience with Requirement Engineering. - Experience with IBM DOORS Next Generation (DNG) is a strong plus. - Excellent presentation and communication skills. - Ability to understand complex systems and maintain a practical approach. - Fluent English communication skills, both written and verbal.
What you can expect from us
What You Can Expect From Us A challenging role within a global leader in heavy-duty vehicle technology. The opportunity to shape future engine concepts and technologies. A multidisciplinary environment combining powertrain engineering, systems engineering, and product development. Collaboration with international engineering teams and stakeholders. Exposure to cutting-edge developments in emissions, engine performance, and vehicle integration. A dynamic and innovative R&D environment where your technical expertise will directly impact future products.
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