Fleet Support Engineer (Powertrain)

| Powertrain,Charging Systems,Energy Storage,Low Voltage,High Voltage,Inverters,Battery Management Systems,Vehicle Dynamics,Harness,UDS,electric schematics
Foster City
Job ID: OOJ - 21371
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Fleet Support Engineer - Powertrain
Onsite in Foster City, CA | 5 days in office


As a Fleet Support Engineer, you'll be critical to ensuring the operational uptime and reliability of our cutting-edge fleet, with a specific focus on powertrain systems. We're looking for a technical expert who excels at collaborating with cross-functional teams, meticulously documenting troubleshooting processes, and providing immediate, impactful support for daily fleet operations.


Responsibilities:

  • Serve as the primary technical point of contact for real-time escalations regarding powertrain and vehicle dynamics issues.

  • Conduct in-depth root cause analysis to implement both interim and permanent corrective actions.

  • Diagnose and resolve complex issues related to powertrain performance, energy consumption, and charging.

  • Develop and maintain comprehensive troubleshooting guides for powertrain components to empower field technicians and drive knowledge sharing.

  • Validate and perform component and vehicle bring-up/functional verification procedures, with a focus on powertrain systems.

  • Tune and validate powertrain control parameters to optimize performance and efficiency.

  • Analyze large datasets to proactively identify systematic issues and recommend preventative actions.

  • Be available for night and weekend shifts as needed, with advanced notice provided.

  • Be willing to travel occasionally to support various operational locations.


Qualifications:

  • Minimum of 4 years of relevant experience in transportation, aerospace, or autonomous vehicles, with a focus on powertrain, energy storage, or charging systems.

  • Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Automotive Engineering.

  • Ability to safely troubleshoot low voltage and high voltage systems.

  • Hands-on experience with powertrain systems, including but not limited to electric motors, inverters, and battery management systems.

  • Deep understanding of electric vehicle (EV) technology and powertrain control strategies.

  • Proficiency in vehicle dynamics and control systems.

  • Proficiency with interpreting electrical schematics, harness diagrams, and state machine diagrams.

  • Experience with debugging Unified Diagnostic Services (UDS) issues.

  • Embrace a holistic problem-solving approach, identifying issues across high-level vehicle functions and driving resolutions down to component-level detail.

  • A proactive self-starter who can build strong relationships and communicate efficiently and effectively across various teams and in real-time service operation settings.

  • Pass a background check, MVR (Motor Vehicle Record) check, and drug screen

  • Must comply with the Substance Abuse Policy.


Preferred Qualifications:

  • Experience with powertrain simulation software (e.g., MATLAB/Simulink, ADAMS).

  • Familiarity with CAN bus messaging specific to powertrain and charging systems.

  • Experience with electric vehicle technology.

  • Knowledge of automotive systems and diagnostics tools.

  • Experience with remotely supporting vehicle troubleshooting.

  • Experience with Linux & Python-based programming systems for fleet-level data processing.

  • Experience with GPS/RTS debugging.

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