Hyundai America Technical Center, Inc. (HATCI)
EV Battery System Test Engineer I or II
Hyundai America Technical Center, Inc. (HATCI), Superior, Colorado, United States
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EV Battery System Test Engineer I or II
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Hyundai America Technical Center, Inc. (HATCI)
Advanced Engineering Lab. (AEL) is an engineering group at HATCI that focuses on advanced technology research and development for current and future production vehicles and future mobility. AEL covers a broad range of areas from new vehicle concepts to CAE, vehicle energy analysis, and management.
The Position HATCI is currently seeking an Engineer II – EV Battery System Test Engineer for our Superior Township, MI facility (near Ann Arbor). The position reports to the Manager of BSD (Battery System Development) and focuses on testing high‑voltage battery systems for Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis production hybrid and battery electric vehicles.
HOW WILL YOU MAKE AN IMPACT
Execute engineering projects to identify and test new high‑voltage battery systems for current and future vehicles.
Test and evaluate electrified vehicles through dyno and on‑road testing.
Test and evaluate HV battery packs using lab equipment per test specifications.
Understand and follow HV battery system development and reliability testing standards, procedures, and specifications; document and communicate test results.
Benchmark competitor electrified vehicles for performance, efficiency, and quality; use benchmark data to drive internal development direction and performance target setting.
Respond to EV quality issues in North America by performing quality data acquisition, root‑cause analysis, and improvement verification.
Communicate selected battery technologies from Korean R&D Headquarters to introduce them into current or next‑generation production programs.
Manage research activities with external partners including national labs, universities, and tech suppliers.
Investigate industry trends through competitive benchmarking, applying that information to set development directions and guide performance target settings.
Monitor publication of technical papers and reports internally and externally to understand and follow the department’s business model, strategic direction, purpose, and mission.
Set up engineering goals and objectives aligned with the department’s direction; drive execution, engagement, and results to accomplish them.
Facilitate inter‑team collaboration and knowledge sharing through transparent communication.
Produce and deliver presentations on key project milestones and achievements.
Remain current with new technology and competitive products to drive innovation.
Provide technical support for EV battery system related concerns for both pre‑production and post‑production issues.
Support EV and hybrid vehicle development in collaboration with the Korean R&D Center, fostering cross‑pollination of knowledge and processes.
Travel both within the United States and internationally as required.
WHAT YOU WILL BRING TO THE ROLE Basic Qualifications
B.S. in Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or related field.
Experience or exposure to EV lab testing equipment and environment including battery cyclers, environmental chambers, and chillers.
2–5 years of automotive engineering experience, preferably in a testing environment.
Foundational working knowledge and experience in xEV components or high‑voltage battery systems, principles, operation, and vehicle electrification technology.
Ability to work with many different departments at HATCI and its affiliates (e.g., Korea R&D Center, Hyundai Motor North America, Kia US).
Good written communication and interpersonal skills.
Preferred Qualifications
M.S. in Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or related field with 1–2 years of experience in EV battery or system testing in a lab environment.
Prior experience with ETAS/Inca reading CANBUS data streams.
Prior experience with data analysis and related software such as MATLAB, Python, or similar programs.
Familiarity with standardized automotive testing such as MCT and EPA 5‑cycle tests.
WHAT HYUNDAI CAN OFFER YOU
Zero‑cost employee premiums on medical, dental, and vision for you and your family.
100% employer‑paid disability and life insurance.
Generous paid time off including vacation, sick leave, and abundant holidays.
A global environment that fosters diversity.
Competitive salaries.
Retirement savings and planning benefits.
Flexible work hours and hybrid work schedule options.
Access to health savings accounts and flexible spending accounts.
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EV Battery System Test Engineer I or II
role at
Hyundai America Technical Center, Inc. (HATCI)
Advanced Engineering Lab. (AEL) is an engineering group at HATCI that focuses on advanced technology research and development for current and future production vehicles and future mobility. AEL covers a broad range of areas from new vehicle concepts to CAE, vehicle energy analysis, and management.
The Position HATCI is currently seeking an Engineer II – EV Battery System Test Engineer for our Superior Township, MI facility (near Ann Arbor). The position reports to the Manager of BSD (Battery System Development) and focuses on testing high‑voltage battery systems for Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis production hybrid and battery electric vehicles.
HOW WILL YOU MAKE AN IMPACT
Execute engineering projects to identify and test new high‑voltage battery systems for current and future vehicles.
Test and evaluate electrified vehicles through dyno and on‑road testing.
Test and evaluate HV battery packs using lab equipment per test specifications.
Understand and follow HV battery system development and reliability testing standards, procedures, and specifications; document and communicate test results.
Benchmark competitor electrified vehicles for performance, efficiency, and quality; use benchmark data to drive internal development direction and performance target setting.
Respond to EV quality issues in North America by performing quality data acquisition, root‑cause analysis, and improvement verification.
Communicate selected battery technologies from Korean R&D Headquarters to introduce them into current or next‑generation production programs.
Manage research activities with external partners including national labs, universities, and tech suppliers.
Investigate industry trends through competitive benchmarking, applying that information to set development directions and guide performance target settings.
Monitor publication of technical papers and reports internally and externally to understand and follow the department’s business model, strategic direction, purpose, and mission.
Set up engineering goals and objectives aligned with the department’s direction; drive execution, engagement, and results to accomplish them.
Facilitate inter‑team collaboration and knowledge sharing through transparent communication.
Produce and deliver presentations on key project milestones and achievements.
Remain current with new technology and competitive products to drive innovation.
Provide technical support for EV battery system related concerns for both pre‑production and post‑production issues.
Support EV and hybrid vehicle development in collaboration with the Korean R&D Center, fostering cross‑pollination of knowledge and processes.
Travel both within the United States and internationally as required.
WHAT YOU WILL BRING TO THE ROLE Basic Qualifications
B.S. in Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or related field.
Experience or exposure to EV lab testing equipment and environment including battery cyclers, environmental chambers, and chillers.
2–5 years of automotive engineering experience, preferably in a testing environment.
Foundational working knowledge and experience in xEV components or high‑voltage battery systems, principles, operation, and vehicle electrification technology.
Ability to work with many different departments at HATCI and its affiliates (e.g., Korea R&D Center, Hyundai Motor North America, Kia US).
Good written communication and interpersonal skills.
Preferred Qualifications
M.S. in Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or related field with 1–2 years of experience in EV battery or system testing in a lab environment.
Prior experience with ETAS/Inca reading CANBUS data streams.
Prior experience with data analysis and related software such as MATLAB, Python, or similar programs.
Familiarity with standardized automotive testing such as MCT and EPA 5‑cycle tests.
WHAT HYUNDAI CAN OFFER YOU
Zero‑cost employee premiums on medical, dental, and vision for you and your family.
100% employer‑paid disability and life insurance.
Generous paid time off including vacation, sick leave, and abundant holidays.
A global environment that fosters diversity.
Competitive salaries.
Retirement savings and planning benefits.
Flexible work hours and hybrid work schedule options.
Access to health savings accounts and flexible spending accounts.
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