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Scout Motors

Engineer, Function development & calibration drivability

Novi, Michigan, United States$110k–$135kmidAdded today

About this role

Scout Motors seeks an Engineer to develop and calibrate drivability functions for its electric and range-extended pickup trucks and SUVs. You'll own drive system function integration, define calibration requirements, and create a distinctive driving experience across BEV and hybrid powertrains while collaborating with powertrain and chassis teams.

What you'll do

  • Own development and integration of assigned drive system functions and calibration activities
  • Define requirements and design drivability functions for assigned systems
  • Calibrate vehicle and powertrain for BEV torque paths and driveability characteristics
  • Collaborate across teams to establish Scout-specific driving experience and performance parameters
  • Liaise with powertrain hardware and chassis tuning teams to provide technical input
  • Lead calibration strategy and execution to meet safety, performance, and user experience standards

What they're looking for

  • Powertrain calibration and tuning
  • BEV and electrified vehicle dynamics
  • Drivability function development
  • Requirements definition and system design
  • Vehicle testing and validation
  • Chassis and suspension tuning collaboration
  • Control systems and torque management
  • Cross-functional technical communication
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Scout Motors

Scout Motors develops next-generation electric and extended-range electric pickup trucks and SUVs with authentic off-road performance. The company is hiring engineers across powertrains, body structures, electronics, and audio systems to design and integrate these vehicles from concept through production.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience calibrating drivability functions for electric or hybrid powertrains. What challenges did you encounter?
  • How would you approach defining drivability requirements for a new vehicle platform to balance performance with user experience?