EDU Cooling SME

Whitley
 
We’re re-examining our vehicles and what a vehicle means in the emerging world of automation, connectedness, electrification and the shared economy. New ideas, new technology, and new approaches to mobility are our business. Join a team of next generation thinkers.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Join our team of next generation thinkers A central role to JLR’s future, enabling the refinement of our future BEV propulsion systems through providing technical knowledge, design support and guidance, issue resolution validation and the development of our IP (Body of Knowledge) – all of which must be delivered using an agile mindset and programme delivery. The subject matter expert (SME) is also expected to play a part in the development of JLR’s staff through mentoring, writing and delivering training material

As part of the Subject matter expert (SME) community, you will be a functional resource for the company. This role includes developing the future company strategy for processes, components and systems ultimate refinement.

You will be a custodian of elements of our key technology for current and future products. You will be expected to teach, mentor and present at global conferences.

Key Accountabilities and Responsibilities:

You will develop a business aligned vision for technical delivery of the thermal EDU system and its lubrication system. Define and protect the core body of knowledge of the EDU thermal and lubrication systems. To give technical sign off of the systems at each gateway. Lead role for developing new technologies and new applications of current technologies. Thorough understanding of both internal and external customer attribute and technology requirements. You will support task force activities to solve complex engineering problems. Understand legislative requirements and ensure compatibility. You will also be expected to teach, mentor and present internally and at world class conferences.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

In-depth knowledge and technical expertise in all areas of EP EDU LubriCooling – this must include competitor’s intelligence, physical validation testing, CAE Validation and in-vehicle strategies

Analytical skills including the ability to conduct complex research into new technologies and tools

In-depth knowledge of the forward model quality applied to thermal systems (FFA, DFMEA etc)

Expert in the area of Powertrain Cooling – focusing on BEV (EDUs, Inverters, eMachines, transmissions, thermal management for EDUs)

Expert problem-solving skills

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