Powertrain DVP Engineer - Garden Grove, United States - Harbinger Motors

Description

Harbinger Motors Inc.

is a Southern California-based electric vehicle manufacturer on a mission to transform the automotive and transportation industries, bringing to market EVs developed from the ground up to address the needs of the Medium Duty vehicle industry.

This broad, and to date poorly addressed, market segment includes class 4 to 7 commercial delivery vehicles, RVs and utility vehicles, among others.

Leveraging a foundation of proprietary, in-house developed vehicle technologies, Harbinger's first-of-its-kind EV platform will bring enhancements in vehicle performance, durability and operator comfort.

And importantly, Harbinger's vehicles will be priced for zero acquisition premium relative to traditional gas- and diesel-based competitors, removing one of the most tenacious barriers to EV adoption.

Harbinger's team, with operations in Southern California and Michigan, includes industry veterans with expertise in powertrain, battery, chassis and software development, along with leaders in advanced manufacturing, corporate development, operations and finance.

Our team members come from leading innovators, both in and out of the automotive industry, including Tesla, Rivian, Canoo, Ford, Anduril, and SpaceX.

Founded in 2021, Harbinger is a venture-backed startup on a rapid growth trajectory, looking for candidates that thrive on tackling complex challenges and who share in our passion to bring clean transportation alternatives to a segment of the market starving for innovation.

Job Overview

As a Design Verification Engineer for powertrain components and systems, you'll develop comprehensive plans outlining testing strategies for functionality, performance, durability, and environmental factors.

You'll collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to ensure alignment with program objectives, lead test execution, troubleshoot issues, analyze data, and present findings to stakeholders.

Additionally, you'll integrate powertrain testing into vehicle test plans, stay current with industry standards, and contribute to process improvement initiatives.

What You'll Do:
Develop comprehensive Design Verification Plans (DVPs) for powertrain components and systems, including functional, performance, durability, and environmental testing.
Define test methodologies, pass/fail criteria, and resource requirements for each test.
Collaborate with design, simulation, and test engineers to ensure DVPs align with overall program objectives.
Lead and participate in the execution of DVP tests, including test setup, data acquisition, and analysis.
Identify and troubleshoot test-related issues, proposing corrective actions and ensuring timely resolution.
Analyze test data, generate reports, and present findings to engineering teams and stakeholders.
Coordinate and integrate powertrain-specific testing into vehicle test plans and schedules
Stay up-to-date on industry standards, homologation requirements, and best practices for powertrain testing.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of DVP processes and methodologies.

Who You Are:
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, or a related field.
Minimum 3-5 years of experience in powertrain design, validation, or testing.
Proven experience in developing and executing DVPs for automotive components.
Strong understanding of powertrain systems, including engines, transmissions, and electric powertrains (a plus).
Experience with various testing methodologies and equipment (e.g., dynamometers, data acquisition systems).
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to work effectively in a team environment and manage multiple tasks simultaneously.

Rev up your career with our electrifying compensation and benefits package At Harbinger Motors, we understand that your skills, experience, and expertise are as unique as our cutting-edge electric vehicles.

That's why we tailor our offers to suit your individual profile, considering your years of experience, specialized knowledge, and market demands.

In addition to a competitive base salary, our perks charge ahead of the competition:
100%

Comprehensive Health Coverage:
You and your loved ones are covered with top-tier medical, dental, and vision insurance.

Accelerate Your Wealth:

As one of our first 100 employees, you'll have the opportunity to rev up your financial future with early-stage stock options.

Unleash Your Time:
Take control of your work-life balance. Salaried teammates receive flexible PTO and the freedom to celebrate holidays and wellness days as you see fit.

Cruise into Vacations:
Enjoy an exciting annual vacation stipend to help you recharge your batteries.

Fuel Your Day:
Forget brown bag lunches; we've got you covered with paid lunches and dinners to keep you energized.

These are just a few of our benefits and perks, as we're constantly adjusting and adding more benefits to best serve our teammates.

At Harbinger Motors, we don't just offer jobs; we provide the fuel for your career journey. Join us in shaping the future of sustainable transportation, where your hard work and dedication are always rewarded.
Get ready to drive your career forward with us
$120,000

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$160,000 USD
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