Application Engineer – ERS For an assignment at a prestigious Automotive company, we are looking for an application engineer who will oversee the performance and reliability of the Energy Recovery System (ERS) in both test bench and track environments. Reporting to the Bench or Track Application Team Leaders, the ERS Application Engineer will bring a system‑level mindset, with responsibility for the integration and tuning of batteries, inverters and electric motors. The role also offers direct involvement in selected component developments, working closely with R&D teams in a fast‑paced, high‑performance Motorsport context. Key Responsibilities
Develop a deep understanding of the ERS system, from physical components and electrical layouts to software logic and strategic deployment. Work closely with Application Leaders, Component Technical Leaders and System Engineers to analyse test results and overall system behaviour. Interpret software, component and test specifications, defining and executing validation tests on engine benches and on track. Follow selected system developments, performing data analysis and producing structured technical reports. Support engine test bench activities related to ERS issues. Monitor long endurance engine tests, focusing on system tuning, component validation and ERS strategy optimisation. Contribute to race preparation, ensuring optimal system performance and reliability. Provide on‑track technical support during test sessions and races, with responsibility for ERS performance and reliability.
Candidate Profile
Master’s Degree in Engineering (preferably Electrical or Electronic Engineering). Strong team player with a high level of autonomy, responsibility and ownership. Willingness to travel and support track activities, including race weekends. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to influence across different seniority levels. Methodical and structured approach to tools, processes and engineering practices. Knowledge of MATLAB / Simulink is a plus. Familiarity with MAT (McLaren Applied Technologies) systems is an advantage. Fluent English is mandatory; readiness to learn Italian is expected.
What You’ll Find
A highly competitive Motorsport environment, where technology, performance and innovation are at the core. Direct exposure to track and race activities. Continuous interaction with multidisciplinary engineering teams. The opportunity to work on cutting‑edge hybrid powertrain technologies at the highest level of automotive performance.
Location: Modena Province, Emilia‑Romagna (Italy) — with regular travel to test tracks and race venues. #J-18808-Ljbffr