Engine Emissions Development Engineer (Maranello) Maranello

Engine Emissions Development Engineer (Maranello)
Maranello
Emilia Romagna, Maranello

Engine Emissions Development Engineer (Maranello)Location:Maranello, ItalyProfessional Area:R&DJob Description:Ferrari has a most desirable track record, in Formula One as well as in GT production cars, record business results and voted one of the World's most powerful brands.

Working with Ferrari means working with engineering excellence and innovation on the highest level.

Above all Ferrari is an international team working with the highest level of professionalism and dedication, based on performance, meritocracy and continuous development, with innovation at the heart of our future. In order to strengthen our R&D Department we are looking to hire an Engine Emissions Development Engineer based in Maranello (Italy). You will work in the Powertrain Testing Development Group reporting to the Engine Emissions Development Team Leader.

You will develop the engine calibration ensuring compliance with emissions regulations in all target markets from homologation through to in-service testing.

The majority of the activity takes place in dedicated vehicle test benches and you will support activity in other facilities and in vehicle when required. In this position, you will be responsible for:Interact with the Engine Technical Office and Predevelopment Group to clarify exhaust aftertreatment expectations and give regular feedback on experimental performanceDiscuss regularly with the Certification and Regulatory Affairs office to ensure alignment of homologation procedures and targetsMonitor emissions status and report anomalies on time over the entire project duration through weekly updates, regular reports and key gateways documentationCollaborate closely with base engine development engineers to ensure base calibration is fit for purpose for emissions, particularly with regard to catalyst heatingPrepare calibrations for emissions testing as per procedures, follow up on tests and analysis of data leading to a new calibration release and report of activityWork together with application engineers, especially OBD and Drivability to ensure the overall calibration is fit for purpose and meets project targetsCollaborate with Facilities engineers and operational staff to ensure efficient and accurate test preparation and executionPropose improvements to hardware, software and proceduresFollow homologation testing to guarantee engineering targets are metIn order to succeed in this challenging role, you will ideally have achieved excellent academic results with a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent and at least 3 years' dedicated experience in emissions, start, catalyst heating calibration, ideally of high performance automotive GDI engines. In Ferrari, you must exhibit the capability to work in a highly-dynamic and fast-changing environment; strong communication skills and accountability are important skillsets to manage activities and responsibilities of the role.

It is important to be proactive in proposing new solutions to optimize all maintenance processes and activities. Detailed knowledge of modern SI engine aftertreatment systems, in particular Three-Way Catalysts and Gasoline Particulate Filters, along with knowledge and understanding of typical instrumentation for emissions testing and calibration software and result analysis software are mandatory to manage the role.

Fluent English is required for the position, and Italian language skills are an advantage.

We appreciate individuals with experience outside their country of origin, allowing for a multicultural mindset. Please apply directly on Ferrari.com (Careers pages)We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Contract duration: Permanent contractSeniority: Associate, Mid-LevelFerrari offer: Company sports & fitness facilities, company restaurant with seasonal menus and wellness options, preventive health programs for staff and children, scholarships, school book refunds, summer camp, Ferrari events and Family Day.

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