NVH engineer

QualificationsCandidates will need a broad engineering awareness, ideally experienced in powertrain noise and vibrationBachelor's degree in engineering5+ years of relevant experienceExperienced in the NVH characterization and fault detection in rotating machinery using microphones, accelerometers, torque transducers, acoustic cameras, particle velocity probes, etcAbility to influence design based on engineering principlesExperience using order analysis, torsional vibration analysis, sound intensity mapping, experimental modal analysis, and transfer path analysis for structure-borne noise in vehiclesStrong fundamental understanding of digital signal processing, psychoacoustics, and the use of sound quality metrics to record, track and report NVH performance in an appropriate mannerUnderstanding of how gear design and the physical properties of gears can influence NVH performanceUnderstanding of electromagnetic interactions in electric motors relate to NVH performanceExperience of Siemens LMS TestFamiliarity with CANape or similar calibration or controls softwarePrevious experience taking a vehicle or powertrain from concept to productionResponsibilitiesWorking within a skilled and versatile team, you will support NVH target setting and work to ensure attribute performance meets targets at a vehicle and powertrain levelRoot cause and develop methods to control the sources of structural and/or airborne noises from rotating components such as electric motors, transmissions, pumps, fans, compressorsPerform component and system level attribute testing on powertrain dynamometers and test fixtures, and correlate system and component behavior to powertrain and vehicle performanceDevelop innovative technical concepts to achieve NVH targets while meeting those of cost, packaging and mass

Created: 2026-04-02