Integration Engineer, Propulsion

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The Integration Engineer will contribute to the development of the electric propulsion units (EPUs) from a blank page to a certified product and will be responsible to consume & negotiate high level EPU requirements to ensure we design and build the right product for the application. The integration engineer will be responsible to drive the sizing of motors and inverters and conceptual architecture to suit the application. This entails performing rapid iterations and trades towards the optimal concept. The integration engineer will support the mechanical and electrical engineers during the development phase to ensure that the propulsion system will satisfy the requirements of the installation.…

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