Instrumented Handling Engineer 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 3700 S MI State Road 52, Chelsea, MI 48118 Stellantis 9,720 reviews The Instrumented Handling Test Engineer supports the Vehicle Dynamics development process by performing in-vehicle objective measurements. The selected candidate will be responsible for all aspects of vehicle testing including the coordination and planning of testing, in vehicle test execution, test equipment maintenance /calibration, data processing, analysis and test report generation, maintenance of test results database, refinement of test procedures, and support of global standards, processes, and analysis tools/templates. This position requires consistent adherence to test procedures for handling and stability control test. It involves in-vehicle dynamic limit handling. Travel outside SE Michigan is required, with expected total travel time of 8-14 weeks annually during the cold weather months in Michigan.

Basic Qualifications:

Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering. Minimum of 5 years of work experience. Experience in Chassis component, vehicle dynamics, or in-vehicle instrumented test experience Experience in MATLAB; ability to modify, maintain, and write code Comfortable in the control and operation of a vehicle at the limit of handling performance Comfortable with robotic or software control in the operation of a vehicle Proficiency with MS Office applications Experience in data analysis, data mining, and trend analysis Demonstrated attention to detail Excellent work ethic with ability to multi-task and manage changing priorities Affinity for driving vehicles coupled with endurance for repetitive limit handling maneuvers

Preferred Qualifications:

Instrumented Handling / Vehicle Stability Control experience Proficiency in the control and operation of a vehicle at the limit of handling performance (3rd party driving qualifications / special use license from OEM proving grounds) Operation experience with in-vehicle steering robots and GPS measurement platforms MATLAB proficiency Experience in subjective evaluation of vehicle ride, handling, and steering characteristics Knowledge of tire characteristics and performance Knowledge of National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) roll over testing Knowledge of

FMVSS126 / ECE13H

certification - Electronic Stability Control (ESC) performance Background in automotive development including benchmarking, setting functional objectives, vehicle development, and production launch Outstanding written and verbal communication skills along with excellent organizational skills