Controls Engineer – Battery Management Systems

Hernshead Recruitment
Controls Engineer – Battery Management Systems
Job duties:
- Development of battery management system software algorithms in Mathworks’ Matlab/Simulink environment
- Communication with the Test & Development team on cell testing requirements to feed battery models/maps
- Support the Test & Development team during battery system commissioning sign-off
- Able to be flexible on work location and prepared to travel within the UK and internationally on short assignments
- Documenting & reporting battery system architecture & algorithm developments to the Head of Battery Management Systems
Key skills:
- Knowledge of battery system architectures and battery management systems
- Experience of using model-based development languages such as Matlab & Simulink
- Knowledge of battery system algorithms such as state of charge, state of power, state of health, state of function, fault diagnostics, contactor control etc.
- Ability to generate battery system commissioning & validation sign-off plans
- Data analysis & reporting on system performance
- Proactive, self-motivated with a keen attention for detail
- Willing to learn new skills & problem solve on exciting, technically challenging projects
Desired qualifications & experience:
- Degree qualified in a relevant engineering discipline
- Experience of working on HaV systems, particularly in HaV battery packs at 400/800V
- Familiar with laboratory equipment and test facilities
- Experience in compliance engineering to external standards, such as battery handling, EMC, vehicle safety, functional safety IS026262 etc.
- Familiar with measurement, calibration & diagnostic CAN software tools such as Vector’s software suite (CANalyser, CANape, CANoe).
- Exposure to other coding languages (C, C++, C#, Python)
- Familiar with good software practices, coding standards, version control/management, issue tracking, and testing
- Basic knowledge of electronics & embedded microcontrollers (Texas Instruments, STMicroelectronics, NXP, Analogue Devices)