EPD&E calibration Engineer

Gasoline Engine Calibration Engineer – In‑Vehicle

We are seeking a motivated and technically strong Gasoline Engine Calibration Engineer to develop, test, and validate engine calibration features that deliver best‑in‑class fuel economy, drivability, and emissions‑compliant performance.

While initial responsibilities will focus on feature‑level calibration, this position will grow into a system‑level mindset over time—using vehicle and dyno data to broaden their understanding of overall engine and vehicle behavior.

This is not a “data‑in/data‑out” role—success requires technical depth, curiosity, and creative problem‑solving to deliver high‑quality, balanced, production‑ready calibrations.

• Own the development and validation of assigned gasoline engine calibration features to meet emissions, fuel economy, and drivability targets.
• Act as the technical owner and subject matter expert (SME) for assigned calibration features.
• Perform hands‑on calibration development and validation in vehicle environments, using real‑world driving and test data to guide calibration decisions.
• Drive calibration feature development from early assessment through final validation, including coordinating with stakeholders, scheduling vehicle access, and proactively identifying gaps.
• Deliver robust calibrations across development phases, including testing in hot, cold, and high‑altitude environments.
• Analyze and interpret vehicle and dyno datasets to identify behaviors, anomalies, or risks within assigned features.
• As experience grows, contribute observations that may indicate broader engine, controls, hardware, or emissions‑related concerns.
• Collaborate closely with engine controls, hardware development, emissions, OBD, and vehicle integration teams to support learning and effective issue resolution.
• Work with global engineering teams to support calibration strategies that meet international market and regulatory needs.
• Support system validation and launch activities, including approximately 4–8 weeks of travel annually.

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a closely related field.
• Minimum 5 years of hands‑on gasoline engine calibration experience, including in‑vehicle calibration and validation.
• Ability to execute calibration tasks with limited supervision once direction and objectives are provided.
• Strong technical understanding of internal combustion engines, powertrain systems, and calibration methodologies.
• Experience with calibration tools (e.g., INCA, ATI Vision) and data analysis tools (e.g., MDA).
• Working familiarity with emissions regulations (EPA, CARB) and OBD requirements, including an understanding of how calibration decisions and operating conditions can influence emissions performance.

• Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
• Industry experience in engine calibration or powertrain systems development.
• Prior dynamometer calibration or testing experience is a plus.
• Experience applying Design of Experiments (DOE) and calibration optimization techniques.
• Proficiency in Matlab/Simulink and simulation tools such as GT‑Power.
• Familiarity with calibration and development tools such as Power Cal, CRETA, CANalyzer, or CANoe.
• Experience working with international engineering teams and supporting global vehicle programs.
• Exposure to hybrid or electrified powertrain systems is a plus.