3 jobs found in Auburn Hills

The Design and Release Engineer (DRE) Driveline & Axle Product Release Center acts as the owner of assigned driveline & axle components (e.g. Axles, RDM, PTU, T-Case, prop shaft, half shaft, brackets, etc.).  Executes product design, analysis, release and testing per technical infrastructure and our PCPC (the “how”). Responsible for the complete design and product delivery against technical requirements for the assigned components and products. Components and products may be complex, or include new technology, requiring related and relevant prior experience. Develop subject matter expertise for select components or assemblies as assigned Coach entry level engineers as required Recognized as a single point of contact for suppliers’ product engineering. Manages and tracks supplier product engineering activities and deliverables, including supplier test plans and test execution. Prepares product engineering work plans in accordance with program and...

The BEV/eMotor Calibration Engineer is responsible for supporting calibration development relative to motor control in the Hybrid Control Processor (HCP) from first dyno, into early mule vehicle to production on the next generation of Electrified Propulsion Systems. The scope of responsibility spans the application and optimization of control systems into production for all Hybrid and BEV Propulsion Systems. The engineer will document and justify all BEV/eMotor validation results and calibration changes through rigorous validation test plans – both on dyno and in vehicle. The engineer will present results to lead calibrator and Sr. Management as appropriate.   The engineer will participate or lead the Center of Excellence team for their functional areas. They will coordinate validation test plans for calibration merges with other functional leads. The engineer will support dyno commissioning and first-run activities, thorough work breakdown structure...

Job Type:  Full-Time Location:  Auburn Hills, MI Schedule:  6am - 2:30pm (M-F)   Job Description: As an Automotive Retrofit Technician, this individual is tasked with performing part updates and rework on new and gently used vehicles to ensure the vehicle has the production parts as well as the current software package. The work varies from heavy repairs to light repair and frequently includes software flashing. Additionally, this position will require tearing down and fitting body and trim panels for paint and building up of fresh painted vehicles. The Automotive Technician is also tasked with maintaining proper documentation and process while following procedures.   Essential Job Functions: Read service procedures as written by the OEM service engineers Access and utilize OEM systems for software flashing, labor guides, service procedures Evaluate repairs and diagnose issues when repairing a vehicle Possess...