Working under the direction of engineering leadership, the Technology Development Engineer contributes to developing, integrating, and evaluating advanced vehicle control functions using cross-domain systems. The position is also involved in building, modifying, maintaining, and operating ego test vehicles. The role includes designing vehicle architecture and communication interfaces, managing vehicle builds and revisions, developing simulation environments and software models, and designing and evaluating embedded ECU, actuator, and sensing algorithms. The engineer plans and runs experiments, analyzes data, documents results, develops methods for evaluating system performance, and collaborates with business-unit engineering teams on software-defined mobility solutions. Additional work includes preparing technical specifications and development schedules, supporting outsourced development through RFQ specifications, maintaining documentation, and ensuring legal, safety, environmental, and quality compliance. The position requires automotive engineering exposure, including familiarity with automotive components, embedded systems, chassis and powertrain systems, vehicle control, and vehicle dynamics. Work takes place primarily in a professional business office, with exposure to vehicle testing areas and occasional manufacturing environments. Domestic and international travel may be required as needed.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level