Electric Vehicle Powertrain Noise and Vibration (NVH) Test Technician
Role:
Installation and operation of electric drive units within a semi-anechoic test chamber
Installation and removal of test measurement transducers including microphones, accelerometers, displacement probes and laser vibrometers
Operation of a powertrain dynamometer system, to ensure safe, repeatable measurements of powertrain systems under operational loads.
Removal and refitting of automotive vehicle components from both current production and prototype vehicles.
General fabrication of test fixtures and ancillaries (Including welding, cutting, grinding, drilling, fitting, e.t.c.)
Shared responsibility for the robust delivery of vehicle and powertrain test programmes, and the integrity of the recorded test data
The role is highly practical in nature and comprises test cell, workshop, and occasional vehicle track testing activities.
Suitability:
Vehicle Technician NVQ Level 3 or equivalent
Ideally a minimum of 2 years automotive vehicle technician experience, gained within an automotive vehicle manufacturer, main dealer or independent garage workshop environment
Specific automotive NVH testing experience is highly preferable but not essential
Good practical engineering skills, and ability to demonstrate a through knowledge of the mechanical and electrical systems used in automotive vehicles
Knowledge of, or training on the servicing and maintenance of HV hybrid/electric vehicles highly preferable (e.g. IMI EV Technician Level 2+), but not essential.
Ability to communicate effectively with customers, suppliers and other team members.
Good PC Skills (Word, Excel, e.t.c.) are a distinct advantage
Full UK driving licence (or transferable equivalent)
Working visa or permission to work in the UK
Salary: £ Competitive
The salary package for this role is negotiable, and is based on relevant experience. This is a great opportunity to join a successful, specialist automotive research development and testing company.