The Engine and Aftertreatment Evaluation (EAE) section performs a wide array of evaluation and development programs utilizing engines, aftertreatment systems/components, fuels, lubricants and sensors to support our customers, which include OEMs, suppliers, government regulatory bodies and industry groups. This work supports a range of products, from proof of concept to development to in-field support/evaluation. The products developed and tested typically result in reduced environmental impacts (i.e. cleaner air), improved efficiency and/or increased customer satisfaction.
Objectives of this Role:
Assist with achieving section, department and division technical goals through project support (24/7 operation). Projects typically involve the development and evaluation of products intended to reduce emissions and/or improve fuel economy, as well as demonstrate durability.
Support engineering and technical staff in testing and development of engines and pollution control systems for current and future power generation applications.
Mechanical assembly of aftertreatment test systems, engines and associated support systems, including installation into specialized test cell laboratories.
Conduct calibration of high precision measurement equipment, including various emission measurement devices.
Utilize various software packages to analyze data to identify abnormal or out of specification test operation.
Daily and Monthly Responsibilities:
Operate various test cells utilized to evaluate and characterize the performance of diesel aftertreatment systems. Involves establishing and following procedural requirements to ensure repeatable, precise and accurate measurements.
Perform calibrations on various measurement systems utilized throughout the laboratory (temperature, pressure, flow, speed, concentration, emissions, etc.).
Assist with the installation of engines into test cells, along with necessary support equipment.
Perform maintenance on and modifications to gasoline, diesel and natural gas engines, as well as building and test cell support systems.
Interface with various software packages to verify operational parameters are being met, as well as troubleshooting any abnormal operation.
Requirements:
Requires a high school diploma or equivalent.
Mechanic, Welder, Fabrication and/or Test Cell Operator.
Shift work is required and this position will cover the core hours of midnight to 6am (flexible hours on either side of these times - i.e. 10pm to 6am or midnight to 8am or 11pm to 7am). Six days per week schedule will be required approximately 50% of the time. Up to six months of training (on day shift) will be required before going on midnight shift."
2 years: Hands-on experience with automotive tools and/or engines.
A valid/clear driver's license is required.
Special Requirements:
Job Locations: San Antonio, Texas
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