2 Systems Engineer Jobs in Norfolk

a commitment to sustainability and cutting-edge technology, they are dedicated to revolutionizing the automotive industry through their advanced drivetrain solutions. As a Battery Systems Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in the development of battery packs tailored for electric vehicle applications. You will be responsible … electrical schematic design Knowledge of battery management system functions for automotive applications Familiarity with UN ECE Regulation No. 100 Understanding of battery thermal management systems Experience with battery pack test equipment Ability to analyze battery system data for performance validation Desirable Skills: Proficiency in CAN analysis tools such as … Vector CANalyzer, Kvaser CANKing, and Peak-Systems PCAN-View Experience with functional safety management (e.g., ISO 26262) Familiarity with Git source-control management Strong technical documentation skills If you are a passionate Battery Systems Engineer enthusiastic about driving innovation in the electric vehicle industry and possess more »

a great opportunity for a dynamic and highly motivated individual to be a member of the Perenco UK Operations team. You will administer control systems Offshore in line with company policy and legislation. This is achieved by providing daily support to the company to ensure safe and reliable operations. … day shift cycle with frequent visits to the Norwich office as required. Key Responsibilities Include: Ensure the Technical Integrity of all Control and Safety Systems across the SNS Ensure assigned tasks and modifications are completed in compliance with international and PUK standards and procedures (SEMS). Assist the Projects … offshore problems Comply with and pursue the requirements of Change Management Policies (e.g. Management of Change (PeMoC) etc.) Regular Health checks on the Control Systems Interact with vendors and OEM’s ensuring the appropriate service is provided to the Company Manage Alarm Response Manual updates as system requirements change more »