Combustion and Emissions Systems Engineer
Cummins
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- Location
- Columbus, IN
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 19
- 3 days ago
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About the company
Cummins
Automotive · 10,001+ employees
What you'll do
- Answer key questions about the performance and architecture of a system or component
- Drive decisions
- Create technical content
What you need
- Assist in investigating product, system, or technology issues by collecting data, performing basic analysis, and preparing draft documentation under supervision.
- Utilize engineering tools (e.g., MATLAB, Calterm, CDAT, Minitab) by executing predefined tasks or data analysis and simulations with guidance.
- Participate in engineering processes such as Project Problem Solving (PPS), Failure Incident Review Group (FIRG), Value Package Introduction (VPI), and Engineering Standard Work (ESW) by completing assigned tasks and learning process flow.
- Attend team meetings and technical discussions to observe stakeholder interactions and prepare meeting notes or draft summaries.
- Support testing and validation activities by assisting in test setup, data collection, and preliminary analysis under engineer supervision.
- Prepare draft documentation for design changes, test results, or analysis findings for review by team members.
- Collaborate with technicians and other interns on assigned tasks, escalating coordination needs to the mentor or supervisor.
- Engage in team activities, ask questions, and contribute observations to support team goals and personal learning.
- Emissions robustness
- Deficiency removal and agency approval
- PPS (Product Problem Solving)
- VPCR (Value Package Change Request)
- PPI (Proactive Product Improvement)
- The candidate will work on projects that comprise of various functions like OBD, Cert and Compliance, Controls, Subject Matter Experts and represent SPI (systems performance integration).
- The candidate will be running a test cell as needed, covering SPI - Engine, Aftertreatment, Controls and OBD (On Board Diagnostics).
- The candidate will evaluate field test data after the change is rolled to test vehicles.
- Analytical work, including system analysis and data analysis.
- Experimental work including engine testing of instrumented current product engines.
- Assisting in identifying solution for current product issues and optimize system performance in a test cell.
- Matlab, Calterm, Calbert, Cross and other engineering software's.
- You may be working on more than one project at a time, work priority management will be important.
- Flexibility.
- Interact cross-functionally with the various support organizations.
- Interpersonal and good communication skills.
Key skills
thermal and fluid sciencescombustion and emissions scienceanalytical approachesexperimental approaches
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This entry level/early career professional, dual applied science/product systems focused position utilizes the core competencies of thermal and fluid sciences in the specialized areas of combustion and emissions science, using and advancing analytical and experimental approaches to answer key questions about the performance and architecture of a system or component. This drives decisions and creates technical content which ultimately leads to state of the art, highly effective, environmentally friendly, and competitive products.