Troy, Michigan, United States
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The role requires 8+ years of direct automotive experience in vehicle safety, crash testing, or restraint system development, along with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Automotive, or Biomedical Engineering (Master’s preferred).
Candidates need strong knowledge of FMVSS, IIHS, and NCAP protocols, experience planning and executing crash tests, ability to interpret test data for design improvements, and hands-on experience with vehicle safety development across sled, subsystem, system, and full-vehicle levels.
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A strong candidate has proven success working cross-functionally, knowledge of CAE methodologies, understanding of FMVSS 305 for electric vehicles, and the ability to mentor junior engineers while influencing safety priorities.
Optimizes charging infrastructure for electric vehicle fleets
Stable Auto optimizes the charging infrastructure for electric vehicle (EV) fleets, catering to logistics companies, public transportation agencies, and corporate fleets transitioning to electric vehicles. The company provides advanced software and consulting services that utilize machine learning and operations research to help clients identify the best locations for charging stations, determine optimal charging times, and minimize both capital and operational expenditures. By simulating real-world fleet behaviors, Stable Auto delivers actionable insights that enhance performance and reduce costs. Their revenue model includes subscription fees for their software platform and consulting fees for tailored advisory services. The team consists of experts in machine learning, operations, and energy, enabling them to offer practical solutions that improve fleet management.