The specific focus is analyzing the powertrain cooling and heat management of forward vehicle programs. Thermal Systems Engineering integrates attributes including Mass properties, Aerodynamics, Climate, Fuel economy and Performance feel. Members of the section use CAE and physical test methods to quantify system level impacts on the vehicle underhood, underbody, and cabin due to powertrain heat. The responsibilities of the Thermal Systems Engineer include design, development, validation, and launch, including prototype builds of thermal systems, subsystems, and components.

• Bachelor of Science or Engineering.
• Good understanding of vehicle energy usage and Systems Engineering.
• Good understanding of powertrain systems functionality and efficiency improvement, including ICE and xHEV powerpacks.
• Strong background on fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and thermodynamics.
• Experience and knowledge of heat exchangers (...