4 engineering jobs found in Taylor, MI

Employees in this job function are responsible for designing, building, and maintaining data solutions including data infrastructure, pipelines, etc. for collecting, storing, processing and analyzing large volumes of data efficiently and accurately   Key Responsibilities: Collaborate with business and technology stakeholders to understand current and future data requirements Design, build and maintain reliable, efficient and scalable data infrastructure for data collection, storage, transformation, and analysis Plan, design, build and maintain scalable data solutions including data pipelines, data models, and applications for efficient and reliable data workflow Design, implement and maintain existing and future data platforms like data warehouses, data lakes, data lakehouse etc. for structured and unstructured data Design and develop analytical tools, algorithms, and programs to support data engineering activities like writing scripts and...

Employees in this job function are responsible for designing, developing, testing and maintaining software applications and products to meet customer needs. They are involved in the entire software development lifecycle including designing software architecture, writing code, testing for quality and deploying the software to meet customer requirements. Full-stack software engineering roles, who can develop all components of software including user interface and server side also fall within this job function.   Key Responsibilities: Engage with customers to deeply understand their use-cases, pain points, and requirements, showcasing empathy and advocating for user-centric software solutions Solve complex problems by designing, developing, and delivering using various tools, languages, frameworks, methodologies (like agile) and technologies Assess the requirements of the software application or service and determine the most suitable technology...

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...

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...