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Engineer, £50K, Worcester, Worcestershire, and work from home Technical Support Engineer jobs, Automotive Engineer jobs, Automotive Engineering jobs, Automation Engineer jobs, Powertrain Engineer jobs, Software Support Engineer jobs. Lots of flexibility on work from home and working hours. Industry leading, innovative, and successful software development and test instrumentation … + 27 days holidays and all bank holidays. Are you wanting to work at the forefront of automotive research and development on cutting edge software and test systems testing engines, electric vehicle batteries, motors, fuel cells and more! Are you looking for a role in the automotive sector … you prefer) and flexible working hours. We are looking for a Technical Support Engineer to p rovide internal and direct customer technical support for software platforms that automate, control and monitor test rigs to test automotive engines, electric vehicle batteries, fuel cells, motors, vehicles, powertrains, and components to acquire more »

data acquisition, electrical and mechanical systems * PID tuning of standard automotive control loops (e.g., speed, torque, temperature control etc). * Configuring the CADET V14 software to suit the provided channels and interface components * Working with the automation development engineers to test bespoke control software * Configuring test sequences (to … customer specs) within the highly flexible CADET V14 automation software * Working with 3rd party hardware such as inverter drives, fuel systems, safety systems, analysers etc as part of integration into test cells and facilities. * Performing test runs, gathering results * Following commissioning steps and checks * Working with customers to achieve … days (typically 80% site based, with on average 2-3 overseas trips per year of 2-4 weeks at a time). * Understanding of software development is desirable, but not essential * Good written and verbal communication skills * Full UK driving licence * Indefinite UK right to work more »