Engine Management Calibration Engineer (Two-Wheeler & Powersports)

Bosch Group

Farmington Hills, MI • 5m ago • On-site

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Quick Facts

  • Role: Engine Management Calibration Engineer (Two-Wheeler & Powersports)

  • Focus: ECU calibration development, emissions compliance, and validation testing

  • Travel: 25%–50% domestic and international

Description

Modify engine calibration labels within Bosch engine control software using Bosch development and measurement tools to meet customer targets for power, torque, drivability, and fuel economy. Ensure compliance with applicable emissions regulations and support validation testing on dynamometers and on-vehicle. Produce technical reports and collaborate with customers and cross-functional teams to deliver project execution.

Responsibilities

  • Review and understand customer engine function requirements; serve as primary technical contact

  • Develop calibration changes in Bosch Engine Control software using tools such as ETAS INCA and ASCMO

  • Ensure calibration activities comply with relevant emission regulations and standards

  • Support development and final production validation testing on dynamometers and on-vehicle

  • Prepare technical documentation of calibration strategies, results, and recommendations

  • Collaborate with customer engineering teams and Bosch cross-functional teams (software, hardware, project management)

  • Travel domestically and internationally 25%–50% to support customer projects and testing activities

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (or related) or equivalent professional experience

  • 5+ years of technical experience with engine management systems for automotive or powersports applications

  • Demonstrated proficiency with ECU calibration tools such as ETAS INCA, ASCMO, or MDA

  • Working knowledge of internal combustion engine principles, control strategies, and powertrain architectures

  • Experience with engine and/or chassis dynamometer testing and vehicle-level validation

  • Working knowledge of emission regulations including EPA, CARB, and Euro standards

  • Ability to analyze technical data, identify solutions to complex problems, and document findings precisely

  • Ability to communicate technical information clearly in written and verbal formats

  • Ability to travel domestically and internationally 25%–50% as required

Benefits

  • Health, dental, and vision plans

  • Health savings accounts (HSA) and flexible spending accounts

  • 401(K) retirement plan with employer match

  • Wellness programs

  • Life insurance; short- and long-term disability insurance

  • Paid time off, parental leave, and adoption assistance

  • Reimbursement of education expenses

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