Lead Engineer Automotive Research and Dyno Emissions
Provides a high level of technical expertise on automotive-related subjects.
Design, develop and conduct technical research studies and lead automotive testing and analysis related to vehicle emissions, advanced driver assistance systems automotive design, operation, safety and other automotive technologies.
Utilize the results to provide useful consumer information to members and the auto industry.
Provide a high level of automotive expertise as the automotive subject matter expert.
Perform analyses of key public policy issues in automotive technology.
Articulate and communicate automotive information and research to senior management, at legislative, regulatory, public policy and industry forums.
Qualifications:
Four-year college degree.
Advanced degree and/or professional certification or licensing in automotive engineering or closely related field is required.
Minimum of 7 years’ experience in automotive research design, engineering, analysis, testing and management of staff performing same; preferably a combination thereof.
Experience with chassis dyno testing, including emissions, fuel economy and EV range testing of vehicles preferred.
Comprehensive oral and written communications skills.
Comprehensive ability to interact well with broad variety of groups and individuals.
Advanced ability to successfully develop and implement initiatives and programs.
Proficiency in MS Office programs and specialized hardware and software necessary for technical tasks.
California vehicle operator’s license and excellent driving record required.
Member of automotive associations such as SAE and industry certified candidates (i.e.
ASE) are preferred.