What to Expect

• The role involves testing, tuning and validation of driveability calibration to deliver the high-level vehicle characteristics targets.• The Qualified Driveability Engineer is responsible for delivering the driveability vehicle attributes, following Senior/Principal directions.
• Special interest on demonstrated previous experience on the delivery of driveability calibration.

What You'll Do

• Responsible for the development of engine, gearbox and hybrid calibrations for a specific McLaren application.
• Work in close collaboration with the Powertrain controls and Vehicle development departments
• Tune and calibrate driveability principally on the vehicle, focusing on both subjective and objective feedbacks.
• Implement and develop eventual improvements inside HYCU and ECM
• Conduct all tuning activities related to the above-mentioned systems.
• Understand and resolve issues that arise during development process.
• Support travelling for testing as required.
• Complete Data logging, Calibration, Objective maneuvers and subjective vehicle evaluation.




• Create reports of driveability calibration, highlighting vigente and final status for production sign off
• Standardize and document all the tools and procedures used and followed during the calibration process

What You'll Bring

• Previous experience on Driveability, Powertrain controls, Base engine or low level gearbox controls.
• Good knowledge of internal combustion engines, hybrid systems and dual clutch transmission technologies. Proven record of having previously delivered part/parts of a program within the industry.
• Good level of knowledge of Etas environment (INCA and MDA), Vector Canape, Matlab and Simulink
• Strong interpersonal and team-working skills, translated in sharing and document all the knowledge acquired.
• Proven records of managing automotive or motorsport testing plans.
• Good knowledge of validation, verification and testing process.
• Good knowledge of data logging and cal

📌 Senior Engineer (España)
🏢 McLaren Automotive
📍 España