Responsibilities:

Designing and executing test plans on fluid/thermal and electrochemical systems and subsystems to address performance, reliability, and robustness
Designing and building test rigs and data acquisition systems to evaluate performance and reliability of various fluid/thermal/electrochemical components and systems
Analyzing test data and working to understand expected and unexpected results
Troubleshooting complex systems consisting of electrical, air, water, and refrigerant systems
Coordinating with different design groups to address changes affecting multiple aspects of a system
Ensuring that Design Verification Testing and Stress testing can fully qualify components for production launch
Summarizing experimental findings to promote changes to design and/or process workflow
Documenting test procedures and pass/fail criteria based on data for product launch
Work with manufacturing to set up in-house acceptance testing for QA and build
Participate in Failure Mode and Effects Analysis

Qualifications:

MS in Engineering, Physics, or applied sciences
>5 years experience in working with complex fluid/thermal systems, ideally including experience with HVAC
Strong critical thinking skills: ability to deep dive into cause-effect to understand why something may fail
Demonstrated history of testing, analyzing, and troubleshooting fluid/thermal systems
Structured problem solving skills leveraging inputs such as functional documentation (electrical schematics, control logic, gas flow paths)
Experienced in instrumentation and data acquisition systems, as well as various forms of temperature, pressure, and flow measurement
Ability to read and understand system level interconnect diagram, P&ID and electrical schematic.
The successful candidate must be able to meet the requirements under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and the Export Administration Regulations (EAR).