Product Development Mechanic

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Auburn Hills, Michigan
Posted 6 days ago
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About the role

The Data Acquisition RTS Group - Durability Product Development Technician is responsible for the fabrication of transducers to measure strain, displacement, rotation, etc., application of strain gages and wiring to engine, driveline, chassis and body components/systems. The position requires documentation of results and vehicle instrumentation for Road Test Simulator data acquisitions for 329 Road Simulator and MAST testing - including installation of wheel force transducers, other force transducers, accelerometers, displacement transducers, etc. on vehicles for road load data acquisition. In addition, the Mechanic/Technician will troubleshoot instrumented vehicles / transducers. Additional responsibilities include fixture building for MAST testing, welding, machining, and disassembly of prototype vehicle chassis/driveline components. Day trips to Chelsea Proving Grounds to support data acquisitions are required.

Basic Qualifications:

  • High school diploma, GED or equivalent required
  • 2 years of experience as a mechanic or technician, familiarity with suspension/driveline systems and components, experience with fabrication skills such as welding & machining.
  • Good communication skills with the ability to work in a team environment. Flexibility to attend day trips to Chelsea Proving Grounds to support data acquisitions.

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Two or four year automotive technician degree, ASE certification preferred,
  • 1 year experience with instrumentation and operation of various test equipment. Must be familiar with a variety of tools (hand, bench and machine).
  • Experience with strain gaging, Advanced mechanical and electrical experience/knowledge.

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