Jr. Powertrain Calibrator

Integrated Engineering•Salt Lake City, UT

10d•$60,000 - $75,000•Onsite

About The Position

We are looking for someone passionate about creating the world's most thrilling customer driving experience. As Jr. Powertrain Calibrator, you'll craft and test custom vehicle calibrations, reverse-engineer control systems, and untap raw engine performance for enthusiasts driven around the world.

Requirements

In-depth engine calibration knowledge involving ignition timing, air-fuel ratios, boost levels, and related parameters.
Highly computer literate, including removing and reinstalling drivers and applications in a Windows OS environment.
Mechanically inclined with the ability to work with fuel lines, spark plugs, change tires, and related hardware.
Ability to read, understand, and reverse engineer software using Function Sheets.
Clear understanding of hexadecimal data and addressing.
Working knowledge of WinOLS binary editing software.
Strong skills in reporting and recording technical issues.
Good attitude at all times and flexible and adaptable to change.

Nice To Haves

B.S. in mechanical, software, or other engineering discipline preferred but not required.
Working knowledge of lean manufacturing principles such as 5S, operational flow, and the 7 wastes.

Responsibilities

Create, update, and test calibrations.
Immerse yourself, comprehend, and problem-solve using OEM documentation such as Function Sheets for control module types you are engaged with.
Meticulously utilize hexadecimal matching techniques to move completed binaries over to new OEM binaries.
Troubleshoot escalated customer issues by analyzing data logs and spotting issues and trends.
Develop calibration documentation to aid in customer support.
Maintain an in-depth understanding of engines, transmissions, turbochargers, superchargers, common modifications, and tuning upgrades.
Liaise with customers to track down vehicles for development or advertising as required.
Demonstrate complete mastery of the PowerLink tuning server.
Utilize a variety of tools to rescue control units that failed programming.
Understand the basic effects of various modifications on vehicle emissions and the regulatory ramifications of those changes.
Execute emissions testing regimes to satisfy EPA Compliance Memo requirements.
Travel to validate performance and support marketing efforts through racing, or as required.