The Brake Systems Test & Development Engineer is responsible for the functional integration of vacuum-boosted and electrically boosted brake systems to meet vehicle functional objectives and performance goals. The role manages and validates the system-level DVP&R and regulatory requirements, including NAFTA, ECE, and GCC/GSO compliance and conformance of production. Based at Chelsea Proving Grounds, the engineer conducts development and certification tests using Link data acquisition systems to collect braking-performance data. The engineer oversees testing from planning and coordination through equipment setup, test execution, post-test data processing, and analysis. They prepare reports identifying potential regulatory-compliance or braking-performance issues and issue documentation supporting final compliance reports. The role involves interaction with test technicians at Chelsea and Arizona Proving Grounds, Chassis Foundation Brakes, Electronic Stability Control, Vehicle Safety & Compliance, and witness test agencies. Work is predominantly at Chelsea Proving Grounds in Michigan, with travel to other test locations as weather and test-surface conditions require. Significant travel to Arizona Proving Grounds in Yucca occurs during Michigan’s winter months (late Q4 and Q1), with trips lasting two to three weeks.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level