Support vehicle development activities for powersports vehicles, sports cars, and heavy trucks.
above average driving capability, experience with chassis control (ABS, TCS, ESP) and/or powertrain
technologies highly desired.
What you'd do
- 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.
What they want
- Currently enrolled with Kettering University, Section B
- Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Electrical engineering
- Minimum cumulative GPA of a 3.0
- 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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