Based in Alzenau, near Frankfurt in Germany, Hyundai Motorsport GmbH is responsible for Hyundai’s global motorsport activities and primarily for its World Rally Championship program. We are currently looking for a Control & Simulation Engineer to join in our team.
Main tasks
Assist in control software/physical model development and validation for a race car.
Development and maintenance of HIL test system - Software & Calibration.
Automation of test cases on the HIL system.
Assist in HIL application and testing of control software and hardware.
Participate in specifying test cases based on requirements, system behaviour models and robustness analysis.
Developing innovative solutions in the field of model-based development for a hybrid/alternate propulsion powertrain.
Version management and documentation of the results and models.
Qualifications
Min. Master's degree or equivalent in Electrical/Electronic/Mechanical Engineering.
At least 3 years of previous experience in Functional- / Physical model- development, SIL/MIL/HIL testing and application.
Good understanding of a car and powertrain (ICE and hybrid) control.
Strong knowledge on model based controls with Matlab/Simulink, Engine Management Systems and data analysis (Marelli or equivalent).
Good understanding of debugging C codes.
HIL Automatic testing with SimulinkRT (or similar)
Experience from motorsport is considered as an advantage.
Excellent communication skills, fluent English is compulsory, German speaking is a plus.
Flexible approach to working hours and tasks is essential.
Motivation and ability to manage and deliver tasks to meet established commitments.
Show you can be part of a team and create a motivating environment.
Our offer
Secure and long-term employment relationship.
Market and performance-related remuneration.
Training and career development.
Working in an international and dynamic environment.
30 day vacation per calendar year.
Free parking.
Attractive benefits.
Car leasing options.
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