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DESCRIPTION The Calibration Tuning Engineer is responsible for calibrating, optimizing, and validating diesel engine control strategies to meet performance, fuel economy, emissions, and drivability targets. The role demands strong understanding of the diesel engine features and simulation techniques. RESPONSIBILITIES To be successful in this role you will need the following: Lead calibration and tuning of   diesel engine parameters   including fuel injection timing and quantity, rail pressure, combustion phasing, air-path, EGR, boost control, and thermal management. Plan and execute   engine-centric test cell activities   for calibration, tuning, and validation. Create and Update Engine Feature Calibration Guide. Collaborate with feature owners to optimize Engine Feature Calibration. Troubleshoot engine performance, combustion, smoke, fuel consumption, and engine-out emissions issues. Diagnose control logic, calibration, and engine hardware issues...

Key Responsibilities 1. PFMEA & Control Plan Development Lead cross-functional PFMEA workshops, calculate RPNs, implement controls, and document action plans. Ensure recommended corrective and preventive actions are developed, tracked, verified, and integrated into Control Plans for sustainable impact. 2. Root-Cause Analysis & CAPA Trigger RCA protocols (e.g., 5‑Whys, Fishbone, 8D) in response to SPC alerts, QC escapes, scrap, or assembly issues. Clearly define problem statements, investigate timeline and contributing factors, and execute cross-functional RCA sessions . Develop SMART corrective/preventive actions with clear ownership, deadlines, and verification through trial runs, audits, and SPC. Monitor CAPA effectiveness and update documentation, work instructions, PFMEA, Control Plans, and training based on outcomes. 3. New Product Introduction & Capital Equipment Integration Design and implement manufacturing processes for new...