Driveability Calibration Engineer (Oued Zem)
AVL Maroc SARL AU offers a job in Morocco as a Driveability Calibration Engineer based in Oued Zem.
Your responsibilities
- Develop and calibrate engine, transmission, and vehicle control systems to improve drivability.
- Optimize vehicle response for conditions like start-up, idle, acceleration, deceleration, and gear shifts.
- Conduct vehicle testing (road, track, and dyno) to evaluate driveability performance.
- Analyze test data and resolve issues such as hesitation, jerking, or poor throttle response.
- Collaborate with powertrain, calibration, and software teams to ensure smooth system integration.
- Validate customer-oriented features like comfort, smoothness, and responsiveness.
Your profile
- General knowledge of ICE, xEV, Infotainment, and ADAS vehicles.
- Knowledge of automotive electrical architectures.
- Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics.
- Familiarity with diagnostic and analysis tools such as INCA, CANalyzer, Diagalyser, IDVH, etc.
- Knowledge of DOTI, PLM, CESARE, CVMP, and Redbent tools.
- Strong understanding of vehicle dynamics, powertrain systems, and control strategies.
- Experience with calibration tools (e.g., INCA, CANape) and data analysis.
- Good problem-solving and driving evaluation skills.
- Proficiency in computer tools and strong analytical skills.
What we offer
- A structured technical and personal onboarding program.
- A culture of continuous learning and development.
- An international environment with strong collaboration across global teams.
- A friendly, dynamic workplace alongside highly qualified and passionate professionals.
- Involvement in exciting and intellectually stimulating topics.
- A key role in the development of an innovative vehicle project.
Our values: Responsibility, Pioneer Spirit, Customer Focus, Problem-Solving Expertise, and Independence.
If you have these qualifications and are looking for a new challenge, apply through the company's online application tool to discuss it further.
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