Development Engineer, Electrics

Development Engineer, Electrics

The Development Engineer, Electrics will perform engineering tasks related to New Product Development for both Diesel and Electric powered Kalmar Terminal Tractors globally based on customer needs, legislation, and internal requirements. The role also involves assisting in other design tasks when required.

• Competitive Base Salary
• Eligible for Annual Bonus
• Eligible for Annual Salary Review & Performance-based Merit Increase
• Competitive Benefits

• Design electrical vehicle subsystems and components, including high‑voltage power distribution, low‑voltage power distribution, and electrical harness design.
• Ensure components and systems meet specified product demands, safety requirements, legislation requirements, and internal demands for Terminal Tractor products.
• Respond to service, production, and supplier issues.
• Plan and perform activities according to specified requirements and time schedule, including initiating and ordering testing for design verification and evaluation.
• Coordinate component and system design between Terminal Tractor products.
• Contribute to cooperation between Terminal Tractor RDE and Supply, including sourcing and assembly.
• Support prototype build troubleshooting and root cause analysis in designs.

• Meaningful development opportunities through varied assignments, fair and gender‑neutral pay, and flexible working conditions.
• Generous time‑off policy, including vacation, personal/sick time, paid/floating holidays, and paid parental leaves.
• A safety‑focused workplace with a long heritage and an environment that empowers employees to speak and be heard.
• Purpose‑driven work that transforms global trade and supports sustainability through innovative digital technologies.
• Collaboration with a global network of 5,200 professionals across 120+ countries.

Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering.

• Recent graduates and experienced engineers are encouraged to apply.
• Mobile equipment experience is a plus.

• Understanding of vehicle electrical system topologies.
• Working knowledge of CAN bus, including J1939 and UDS protocols.
• Theoretical and applied knowledge of pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical systems related to mobile equipment (preferred).
• Strong aptitude for learning new software tools to complete responsibilities.
• Good communication skills.
• Fluent in English, both spoken and written.
• Ability to work closely with TT Engineering personnel, Project Managers, Sourcing & Production groups worldwide.

• Domestic and international travel may be required.
• Willingness to learn at a high level about product‑related software development.