Senior Propulsion Controls Systems Engineer (EV/Hybrid Powertrain Architecture)

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain operational, functional, and physical system architecture for propulsion control systems
• Define system concepts, use cases, and operational scenarios for electrified powertrain applications
• Perform functional decomposition and allocate requirements across subsystems and components
• Define and own end-to-end propulsion system architecture (functional and physical)
• Lead the development and definition of propulsion control strategies and algorithms
• Support requirements engineering, decomposition, and system modeling using MBSE (SysML)
• Develop system artifacts including system definition documents, interface specifications, and EE network topology
• Evaluate feasibility of functional objectives and provide feedback to vehicle engineering teams
• Develop feature requirements and system behaviors
• Define DFMEA for assigned features
• Career Development
  • Coordinate planning and delivery aligned with stakeholder requirements

  Key Competencies

  • Strong systems engineering and architecture mindset
  • Deep expertise in propulsion controls, control algorithms, and calibration interaction
  • Promised ability to lead cross-functional global teams
  • Strong analytical and trade-off decision-making capability
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills

  Basic Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Systems, or Controls Engineering
  • Minimum 5 years of experience in propulsion controls / systems engineering
  • Proven domain knowledge in: Engine / Hybrid / BEV control systems, Control algorithms and system behavior, Requirements engineering and system architecture

  Preferred Qualifications

  • Master’s degree or PhD in Controls, Systems, or Automotive Engineering
  • Experience with: MATLAB/Simulink modeling and controls development, MBSE (SysML, Rhapsody, Cameo), DOORS, ALM, PLM (ENOVIA)
  • Knowledge of: CAN / LIN / Ethernet communication protocols, Functional safety (ISO 26262), ASPICE / Stellantis SE processes