CAE Engineer - Valve Train Analysis

CAE Engineer - Valve train analysis

Are you passionate about cars and advanced technical calculations? Are you ready for a new challenge? At Research & Development you will be a key contributor to the next generation outstanding luxury cars from Volvo. Together with other engineers around the world, you and your team will create innovative human-centric car technology that makes life less complicated and more enjoyable for people. Are you interested in design and connected car technology? Do you share our passion for people, the environment and our urge to create a superior driving experience? Research and Development is the place for you to prosper.

The group Engine CAE at Volvo Cars Powertrain is responsible for advanced technical calculations within the Engine Development department at Volvo Cars. The area of the group includes Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), structural analysis (FEM) and other types of mechanical analyses. Analyses are performed on different system levels with the overall purpose of developing attributes, dimensioning components and virtually verify different technical solutions. The different system levels are complete powertrain, complete engine, engine systems and components.

As a CAE Engineer within valve train analysis you will perform calculations on the valve train concerning dynamics and kinematics. The engine transmission such as belt and chain dynamics is also taken into account. Cam profile design is also included.

We are looking for someone that is analytical and has a genuine interest in advanced technical calculations and highly developed methods. The work will be carried out both independently and in teams. As the role will involve a broad span of contacts you should have a strong ability to communicate and to convey results in a structured and understandable way.

Main responsibilities

* Perform calculations on valve train system regarding dynamics and kinematics
* Perform calculations on valve train components
* Perform calculations on belt and/or chain drive systems on the engine
* Analyse results and issue recommendations
* Take part in method development within the area
* Actively participate in development projects and teams

Required qualifications

* M. Sc in Mechanical Engineering with focus on dynamics
* Experience of advanced computer aided analysis
* Experience of analysis of engine valve train and transmissions is meritorious
* Experience of analysis of mechanical systems in a combustion engine is meritorious
Fluent in English, spoken and written

Personal qualities

* Ability to work effectively as part of an engineering team in a mix of cultures
* Communicative
* Self-driven
* Analytical
* Positive attitude

About Volvo Car Group
Everything we do at Volvo Car Group starts with people. We design, engineer and build Scandinavian luxury cars that understand people - cars with an exceptional personality in both design and engineering. The challenges ahead are huge. In strong competition, our vision is to be the world's most progressive and desired luxury car brand. We shall double our sales. And we aim to be a leader in developing innovative human-centric technology. To make this happen, we need more talented people on-board. People with passion, energy, business sense and the drive to innovate. People that want to work across the borders in a global organisation that values individual differences and gives you unique career opportunities. We believe in the power of people and will support you to reach your full potential. Sound like you? Join us in creating the next generation smart and sustainable luxury cars.

Contact
In this recruitment process we are collaborating with Randstad Professionals. If you have any questions regarding the position you are welcome to contact the responsible recruitment consultant Elin Jurjaks at +46 (0)729-889408 or by e-mail: elin.jurjaks@randstad.se.

Interviews will be held continuously. To apply, please register your profile and attach your application documents via the link below as soon as possible but no later than September 2, 2013.