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  The Engine Validation Engineer is responsible for building and executing the engine validation plan for a major vehicle program.
  Responsibilities include but not limited to:

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  Carry out Bill of Materials (BOM) management, releasing the BOM into BOM management system.

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  Coordinate build schedule to meet Customer (Testing & Vehicle Builds / Others). Lead / support actual engine build in EBU and preparation in METS.

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  Support Dyno Testing.

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  Successfully build and deliver Engine Assemblies to dyno cells for design verification (DV) testing and Mule level vehicle builds. Product Launches noted in section(iv) below.

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  Lead the Maintenance, Development, and Improvement of Test Procedures, Design Validation Plans, (“DV”) and Process Validation plans (“PV”) for Internal Combustion Engines.

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  Provide technical expertise in investigation of validation issues, root cause analysis, mitigation, and corrective action plans.

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  Conduct tests, recreate failure modes identified during validation testing, or warranty claims.

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  Create Incident Reports for each issue to ensure engineering team drives issues to closure.

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  After testing, organize the post test analysis and teardown activity along with the project team to identify any issues or concerns.

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  Review reports with the Chief Engineer and file them in PDS.

Requirements

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  A minimum of a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering

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  A minimum of 2 years of experience in a related field

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  Understanding of automotive processes such as DFMEA and DVP&R

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  Preferred Requirements
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  Advanced degree in with emphasis in engine development, control systems, or calibration.

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  Understanding of CAN communication

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  Working experience in creation and execution of validation plans for engine components.

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  5 years or more in design, development and / or validation of engines

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  Experience with engine teardowns and rebuilds