About the Role
The Propulsion Test Engineer position in Aylesbury is a permanent role offering a salary between £45,000 and £52,000 per annum. Your primary duties involve installing instrumentation on engines, batteries, and electric motors, then setting up these systems on dynamometers or battery test chambers. You will assist engineers in commissioning devices under test, operate facilities to monitor performance, and adjust control settings for optimisation. This role requires strong knowledge of electronic control systems and a practical approach to hardware modifications. Contributing to next-generation sustainable technology development through problem-solving and testing is central to this position.
Your primary responsibilities will include fitting, testing, and optimising propulsion systems as we develop next-generation sustainable technologies.
Key Responsibilities
Install instrumentation on propulsion systems, including engines, batteries, and electric motors.
Set up and rig systems to various testing platforms such as dynamometers, battery test chambers, and other specialized test rigs.
Assist engineers with commissioning and preparing the device under test (DUT) for operation.
Operate testing facilities to measure parameters, monitor DUT performance, and optimize control settings as needed.
Contribute to the development process through hardware adjustments and problem-solving.
Demonstrate strong knowledge of electronic control systems.
Maintain awareness and understanding of battery and electric motor technology.
Required Skills and Experience
BTEC Level 3 or equivalent apprenticeship in engineering is advantageous.
GCSEs in Mathematics, English, and Science (Grades 5-9).
At least 3 years of propulsion testing experience in a similar environment.
Proficient diagnostic skills, especially with engine ECU and battery BMS systems
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