Oshkosh Corp. is seeking a Principal Engineer - Controls to lead the development of vehicle control strategies for their access equipment. This hybrid position requires significant experience in mechanical or electrical engineering, with a focus on automotive systems and control methodologies
Job Summary
The Principal Engineer leads the exploration of technologies and methods for vehicle control strategies across engine, hybrid, and electric vehicles.
Responsibilities include developing control strategies in virtual simulation environments using tools like ADAMS, Matlab/Simulink, and AMEsim before production implementation.
The role requires managing project schedules, providing mentorship to junior engineers, and collaborating with internal teams and external suppliers.
Matching Summary
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Oshkosh Corp. is seeking a Principal Engineer - Controls to lead the development of vehicle control strategies for their access equipment. This hybrid position requires significant experience in mechanical or electrical engineering, with a focus on automotive systems and control methodologies.
Salary
Base: $91,500 - $148,100 annually; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Competitive total rewards package and people-first culture
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Vehicle control system experience
Automotive or heavy-duty vehicle background
CAN bus and architecture expertise
Mathworks dSPACE Vector tools proficiency
Autosar embedded software knowledge
Nice-to-have
C C++ C# or Python programming skills
Mentorship of entry-level engineers
Experience with external industry consortiums
Feasibility study and project estimation skills
Key Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering
Five to eight years of related engineering experience
Master's degree with five years experience or Ph.D. with two years
U.S. Person status may be required for controlled technologies
Work Rights
U.S. Person status (citizen, permanent resident, refugee, or asylum) may be required for positions with controlled goods access