Calibration Engineer - Automotive

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Giorno di aggiornamento: 02-12-2025

Località: Hasselt Limburg

Categoria: Altra Alta tecnologia

Industria: Motor Vehicle Manufacturing Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing Business consulting Services

Posizione: Entry level

Tipo di lavoro: Full-time

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Contenuto del lavoro

Automotive Calibration Engineer (M/F)

Your Responsibilities

As part of a strategic project for a major player in the automotive industry, you will work on a scope combining calibration and customer support.

Your key responsibilities include:

Preparing and performing vehicle calibration activities (engine, transmission systems, gearbox)
Configuring and using project-specific calibration software
Working closely with the Systems Integration team to ensure continuity of processes after calibration
Supporting project follow-up with end customers and assisting them with software integration in production
Drafting detailed calibration reports
Taking part in coordination and reporting meetings
Contributing to the continuous improvement of tools and processes

This role is for you if you have:

Experience in engine, transmission, and/or gearbox calibration
Familiarity with systems engineering and embedded electronics
A background in mechanical engineering, powertrain, electronics, or a related field
Fluency in English
A curious, rigorous mindset, with the motivation to progressively master a complex technical field
The ambition to grow into a more transversal role, combining technical expertise with customer interaction

Why join this project?

Step-by-step training and close technical support from an experienced team
A comprehensive view of the calibration department, from technical validation through to production launch
The opportunity to develop rare and highly sought-after skills at the crossroads of engineering and project management

(The position is open under V.I.E. program or permanent contract.)

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