Thermal Performance Engineer

For over 20 years, The AES Group has been a trusted technology staffing and services partner to some of the world's most innovative enterprises. We bring businesses and talent together to deliver impactful cloud, data, AI, and digital solutions that transform organizations and create lasting value.

At AES, we believe partnerships are the cornerstone of sustainable growth. By forging strategic alliances with IT staffing firms, MSPs and government prime contractors, we amplify our reach, deliver greater value to clients and accelerate innovation. Our success is built on collaboration, trust, and a shared commitment to solving complex workforce challenges together.

Job Description:
The Thermal Performance Engineer will ensure that vehicle functional objectives are achieved and will recommend actions to the Product team. The selected candidate will conduct reviews of functional systems (simulation and testing), cooling systems status with program chiefs, development test planning with lab engineers, and annual hot trip execution for assigned programs. The Engineer will also lead the communications and reporting of issues which include status updates and driving issue resolution. The Thermal Performance Engineer will be responsible for proactive planning and tracking of vehicle validation, active support of aero/thermal attributes, and DVP&R test and reporting. The engineer will occasionally be required to interact with members of the exterior styling studio.

Basic Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Engineering from an ABET accredited university
3+ years of relevant engineering experience
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience with thermal development, HVAC, or cooling systems
Experience with data acquisition systems
Experience with drive cell / wind tunnel testing
Experience working with and directing bargaining unit mechanics
Ability to work with cross functional teams
Proven ability to lead teams

Key Responsibilities
1. Vehicle Thermal System Instrumentation and testing
2. BEV & ICE Vehicle thermal system diagnosis and troubleshooting
3. BEV Energy consumption solutions