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In Vehicle and Propulsion Controls we want to empower You to bring your best! That's why we strive to create an environment where our core values of Innovation, Leadership, Passion, Cooperation, and Responsibility can thrive. With us, you'll work in a dynamic, fast-paced environment with people who exemplify the entrepreneurial spirit and work together as a team to continually think bigger and bolder. Power, Torque and Driveability experience are nothing without Controls. The Stellantis Vehicle and Propulsion Controls organization (PVPC) is the “brain” of the Propulsion Systems division aimed at translating Performance and Functional Objectives into Controls features implemented in the embedded SW. Mission: - translate system specifications and objectives into requirements - distribute control functions and networking strategies - implement core functions and diagnostics algorithm design - validate the functions to requirements The Controls Management Team acts as the main interface to the individual vehicle programs ensuring that its needs are met. As a result of significant challenges embraced by Stellantis to become the leader of the new era of mobility, we are currently looking to recruit a talented and ambitious Controls Integration Engineer. **What will you be doing?** As Controls Integration Engineer you will be: - Coordinating Controls Feature Development across multiple modules within the Propulsion Controls System - Ensuring that modules deliver functional, validated content on-time, and to the requirements of the overall program milestones and objectives - Tracking and coordinating Issues and technical follow-up activities propulsion system modules, ensuring timeline communication of issue details and severity - Representing the Controls System (Controllers and SW) to the Propulsion System Community as the Technical primary interface, and coordinating internal teams for timely information exchange **Basic Qualifications:** - Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or related field. - Ability to work in an Agile environment - Be proactive, take ownership and be accountable **Preferred Qualifications:** - Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or related field.
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$68,000 – $92,000/yr
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AgileCommunicationLeadership
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