Senior Engineer Engine Control Function Development

Seit mehr als 20 Jahren arbeiten wir erfolgreich für internationale
Unternehmen der Dienstleistungsbranche.


For one of the most successful and innovative automobile producers worldwide, we are looking for you, the

Senior Engineer (m/f)
Engine Control Function Development


Ihre Aufgaben

• Planning and execution of R&D activities in the area of engine control function development like:
• new engine control functions focusing on EMS connectivity to other systems like navigation
• implementation of hybrid control functions into the EMS
• realization of advanced functions in terms of engine air or combustion control
• Organize needed resources for development
• Ideally, work as a certified electrician for the electrical issues on hybrid-vehicles with high voltage systems (qualification can be required later)
• Development of roadmaps for mid & long term strategy:
• Integrate new technology trends in own products
• Make development proposals for projects
• Cooperation with the responsible counterpart in Korea


Ihre Fähigkeiten und Talente

• Degree in electrical engineering, mechatronics or automation engineering
• At least 5-10 years of automotive experience, preferably in the field of engine control function
• Matlab / Simulink, ETAS or d-Space tools experience
• Real-time embedded systems knowledge and programming skills
• Experience in engine or hybrid-vehicle development is highly appreciated
• Passion for technology and a global overview of future technology and market trends
• Good self management and presentation skills
•A very good command of English, German and cross cultural competence is necessary
• Excellent IT skills (incl. all Microsoft applications)
• If you feel suitable to work in an interesting, responsible position in a dynamic and international working environment

… we look forward to hearing from you!


Headline PERSONALBERATUNG GmbH
Holzhausenstr. 19
D-60322 Frankfurt am Main

Telefon: ( 069 ) 77 06 07 0
Email:mail@headline-personalberatung.de

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