Meritor Looking for Sr Controls System Engineer at Troy Full Time

In 2022, Meritor, Inc. was acquired by Cummins Inc., combining the capabilities, talent and resources of our two companies. Now a business unit within Cummins’ Components segment called Cummins-Meritor, we provide a range of industry-leading components, including axles, brakes, suspensions, drive lines and aftermarket parts, for the commercial vehicle and industrial markets. To learn more about the acquisition, read the press release.

It’s an exciting time to be part of Cummins-Meritor, and we’re looking for team members to help us bring big ideas to life. Apply today to create new possibilities.

Job Flexibility

• Onsite:
This position requires an employee to be on-site on a full-time basis.

Overview

The ePowertrain Software

Requirements Engineer will be responsible for developing requirements for software development of electric powertrain control systems for commercial vehicle applications. This position requires a strong knowledge of transmission systems, power electronics, electric machine control, battery management systems, and vehicle control systems. This role will work closely with cross-functional teams, including electrical engineers, mechanical engineers, and software developers, to design, develop, and test control systems that meet performance, safety, and regulatory

• Develop requirements for software and hardware components for electric powertrain control systems.

• Develop control algorithms requirements for transmission controls, vehicle controls and electric machines.

• Develop diagnostics and torque security requirements for transmission controls, vehicle controls and electric machines.

• Work with the engineering team to develop software requirements for electric powertrain systems in vehicles

• Analyze software requirements to ensure they are accurate, complete, and consistent with the system design

• Develop test plans and perform testing to ensure that the control system meets performance, safety, and regulatory requirements.

• Analyze test results and use the findings to optimize control system performance and requirements.

• Collaborate with suppliers and cascade system and software requirements that impact electric powertrain control systems.

• Support system-level integration and testing of electric powertrain control systems on test vehicles.

• Develop and maintain documentation, including requirements, specifications, design documents, test plans, and test reports.

• Keep up-to-date with the latest advancements in electric powertrain control systems technology and apply them to improve system performance and efficiency.

• Participate in design reviews and provide technical guidance and support to other team members.