Propulsion-System Architect

As a Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) Control Strategy Engineer, your role will involve deriving control strategies for the VCU, specifically focusing on Torque Management and Energy Management. You will be responsible for translating customer needs and market trends into technical specifications for Chassis features. Engaging with OEMs to align and finalize system requirements will be a crucial part of your responsibilities. Additionally, you will oversee the development and validation of propulsion control systems and collaborate with various teams such as engineering, software, vehicle integration, and manufacturing to ensure system-level performance and quality. Your Key Responsibilities will include: - Deriving control strategies for the Vehicle Control Unit (VCU), with a focus on Torque Management and Energy Management. - Translating customer needs and market trends into technical specifications for Chassis features. - Engaging with OEMs to align and finalize system requirements. - Overseeing the development and validation of propulsion control systems. - Collaborating with engineering, software, vehicle integration, and manufacturing teams to ensure system-level performance and quality. Required Qualifications: - In-depth knowledge of propulsion systems in ICE, Hybrid, and Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs). - Expertise in VCU control strategy development, focusing on Torque and Energy Management across various drive modes. - Proven ability to optimize control software to balance drivability and NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness) targets. - Proficiency in modeling, simulation, and tuning of control algorithms; experienced in integration and vehicle-level testing. - Hands-on experience in product development and integration for PHEV/MHEV and BEV propulsion systems. - Strong analytical skills in evaluating vehicle drive dynamics, stability, and performance through simulation and real-world data. - Experience with system/vehicle-level dynamometer-based testing. - Excellent communication and coordination skills; capable of working effectively with cross-functional, geographically distributed teams.,