High Performance Vehicle Calibration Co-op, Kettering University - Section B

Posted 3 days ago

bosch groupFarmington Hills (MI)

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High Performance Vehicle Calibration Co-op, Kettering University - Section B Support vehicle development activities for powersports vehicles, sports cars, and heavy trucks. Support limit handling chassis controls calibration and testing activities at test tracks. Support in-vehicle, dyno and bench testing activities of powertrain functions Assist with maintenance of test vehicles, vehicle build and instrumentation as well as brake and tire burnishes. Interest in a career in engineering specifically in vehicle dynamics, software development, or automotive component and system design. Desire to perform in-vehicle performance driving. Good working knowledge of vehicles. Motivated and fast learner of technology. Ability to professionally represent Bosch. Willing to travel and participate in test sessions if needed. Valid driver's license required. Experience with test track activities, limit handling of vehicle, and above average driving capability, experience with chassis control (ABS, TCS, ESP) and/or powertrain technologies highly desired.
Your Profile Basic Qualifications: Currently enrolled with Kettering University, Section B Pursuing a bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical engineering Minimum cumulative GPA of a 3.0 Must be 18 years or older
Preferred Qualifications: Experience with test track activities, including limit handling and performance driving. Hands-on experience with chassis control and/or powertrain technologies and their calibration. Advanced driving capability, including high-performance or motorsports experience. Familiarity with vehicle instrumentation and data acquisition systems. Interest in software development or control algorithm tuning for automotive systems.

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