Controls Engineer 2
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Position's Contributions To Work Group
Will enable the team to be compliant and avoid risk.
Typical Task Breakdown
Be present in lab and office. Work with other controls engineers in group to understand test and simulation requirements. Will set up and conduct tests/simulations and present results to the group
Interaction With Team
Frequent interaction
Work Environment
Lab & Office Setting
Education & Experience Required
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Aerospace or other relevant engineering field. 2 years experience minimum
Technical Skills
Required: MATLAB Simulink experience in developing control strategies, MS Office
Desired: Control Systems knowledge including controls design - Knowledge of Software validation tools like OPAL-RT, dSpace - Plant Model integration- Knowledge of electrical components, switches, sensors, actuators, solenoids to manage HIL benches- Knowledge of tools like CANape, ET, ECM and ECM communication - Embedded software knowledge
Soft Skills
(Required)
Self-starter, Organized, good at communication and collaboration in team settings
Interview Process
MS Teams Interviews
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