Application Engineer

DEUTZ Corporation is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of innovative drive systems. They are seeking an Application Engineer to analyze customer requirements and develop specific system solutions, ensuring alignment with DEUTZ headquarters in Germany and overseeing project development and validation.

Responsibilities:

• Analysis of the customer requirements and development of customer specific system solutions
• Clarification of content, planning, alignment, adequate documentation, evaluation, and approval of customer projects including conducting the application installation reviews of the engine and exhaust after treatment system
• Alignment on installation sign-off documentation with DEUTZ headquarter in Germany
• Verification and Validation (V&V) during value-add project development
• Development of V&V Plans, performing measurements related to V&V and monitoring validation at customer
• Assisting during improvements related to engineering laboratory, test bench, telemetry, and other measurement duties
• Work closely with design engineering to review project designs and ensure customer needs are met during the development process
• Review, align, and present possible new projects to the business team to determine viability and status
• Help determine market needs and oversee new product introduction along with alignment with Deutz headquarters in Germany on new engine platforms in development
• Frequent communication with sales to field requests to product changes or additions
• Travel domestically and internationally up to approximately twenty-five percent (25%) depending on business needs, mainly within the USA and Canada

Requirements:

• U.S. Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering
• 12 months of work experience as Application Engineer or Mechanical Engineer
• 12 months of experience with: (i) J1939 CAN BUS protocol; (ii) Specialized testing equipment, including dynamometers and ETAS INCA in conjunction with Ipetronik modules; and (iii) Engine system integration with focus on wiring harnesses and CAN display modules