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About the job

Here at STILRIDE we are designing products for a greener future. Our technology enables us to manufacture products with fewer components by designing them from a flat sheet state.

Key responsibility

• Responsible for the technical development of our electric vehicles (initially motorcycles).
• You have the responsibility of the powertrain design and must have an interest in future technologies and solutions.
• You will develop and build the system architecture for our own VCU (Vehicle Control Unit) including connectivity features, on-board diagnostics and other related tools.
• You will be leading a development team and plays in an area that has a lot of growth potential and is expected to be inventive and creative.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Mechatronics, Physics, Electrical, Mechanical engineering or equivalent.
• Experience from electrical and powertrain development within the automotive industry.
• Good understanding of EV software and hardware components.
• Understanding of torque control in an electric powertrain.
• Experience of working with CAN bus networks.
• Understanding in vehicle on-board diagnostics.
• Understanding in motorcycle dynamics.
• Familiar with test and validation processes.
• Experience with functional safety, hazard analysis, FMEA, V-design process etc.
• Ability to operate autonomously & execute on strategic priorities.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills in English.
• Must have an interest in technologies and solutions.

Desired

• Experience with model-based development tools such as Matlab Simulink.
• Familiar with electronics measurement instruments (oscilloscope, data logger etc.).
• Genuine interest in motorcycles and driving.

Specific Qualities

On a personal level, soft skills are also vital, as you’ll undoubtedly be working with team members across multiple departments. We are looking for ambitious people who are able to:

• Ability to collaborate with others.
• Solve problems and think critically.
• Adapt to new technologies and processes.
• Demonstrate leadership and take initiative.