The Energy Management Project Performance Engineer (PPE) will perform integration activities of key program attributes for specific vehicles with responsibilities including but not limited to:
Work closely with EMAT Project Performance Lead to summarize Energy Management related parameters (Fuel Economy, EV Range, Performance, Capability) to share with the Program Team.
Support creation of and updates to the Energy Management Scorecard
Communicate technical status in oral presentations and written reports for all vehicle level performance, fuel economy, drivability, and electrical demand targets
Create work requests for the science teams within Energy Management
Analyze fuel economy, acceleration performance, and capability using test data and simulation evaluation
Review and approve data from each of the Energy Management science teams
Work with extended teams to develop tradeoff opportunities between VDE, PSE, and drivability
Work with extended teams to develop risk mitigation plans
Validate customer functional objectives related to Energy Management
Participation on validation trips to ensure Energy Management targets are achieved
Work with Energy Management science teams to benchmark and future competitive vehicles
Basic Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Engineering from an ABET accredited university
5+ years experience in product/propulsion system development
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience/understand how to derive ABC coast down coefficients