Our Team.
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Our team brings together experts in Mechanical Engineering, Software, E/E, Manufacturing, Homologation, Testing, Purchasing, Business Development, and Sales & Marketing. At Flux, we work as equals and foster a highly motivating environment shaped by shared ownership, flat hierarchies, and a strong team spirit. Here, you will not only develop your skills, but also make a real impact. Join our team and help shape the mobility of tomorrow.
Your role.
We are looking for a Powertrain Electrical Engineer who takes responsibility for the electrical components of our electric powertrain and helps define the future product roadmap of our vehicles.
In this role, you are responsible for integrating and validating the key electrical components of our electric drivetrain. This includes traction batteries, inverters, electric motors, DC/DC converters, on-board chargers, HV distribution, contactors and other high-voltage components.
A major part of the role is making sure that we have a clear view of the supplier market and technology trends, and that Flux always has the best technical and commercial component options available for the next generations of vehicles.
You work closely with suppliers to understand their product roadmaps, strengths and risks. You ensure that Flux has a strong technical relationship with key suppliers, that alternative sources are available, and that new components are properly validated before they are introduced into our vehicles.
You also help shape Flux's future product roadmap by identifying which technologies and suppliers we should rely on over the next years.
What you can contribute.
Take technical responsibility for the selection, validation and integration of the electrical components of our electric powertrain.
Define and maintain the component roadmap for the electric powertrain together with the engineering team.
Monitor supplier and technology roadmaps and ensure that Flux has early visibility of relevant new products, cost reductions, end-of-life risks and next-generation technologies.
Build and maintain strong technical relationships with suppliers.
Coordinate internal and external teams during development, validation and industrialisation activities.
Identify and qualify second sources for critical components.
Continuously benchmark the market and identify the best technical and commercial options for future vehicle generations.
Plan and coordinate validation activities for new components, including test plans, supplier tests, internal tests and vehicle integration tests.
Analyse test reports, validation data and field results to assess component performance, robustness and supplier quality.
Critically challenge supplier claims and ensure that component performance is demonstrated through data and testing.
Support troubleshooting and root cause analysis for issues found during testing or in the field.
Work closely with software, electrical and mechanical engineering teams to ensure robust integration into the vehicle.
Support sourcing and product strategy decisions with technical input.
How you will succeed in this role.
Strong technical understanding of electrical powertrain systems and high-voltage vehicle components.
Experience validating or integrating one or more of the following: batteries, inverters, motors, HV distribution, chargers, DC/DC converters or vehicle electrical systems.
Ability to understand and critically assess technical documentation, test reports, validation data and supplier claims.
Good understanding of how to compare technologies and make sound technical trade-offs between performance, cost, risk and availability.
Strong communication and organisational skills, with the ability to coordinate multiple suppliers and technical topics in parallel.
Interest in following technology trends and helping define the future product direction of the company.
Experience level is less important than technical understanding, motivation, ownership and the ability to communicate clearly.
