Designer, Motor Control

Job Duties and Responsibilities
Design, develop, implement, and validate motor control algorithms for electrical machines, including IPM, SPM, and IM.Define and manage requirements for motor controller functionality.Conduct testing and verification of motor control algorithms on dynamometers and in-vehicle environments.Document development processes and testing results, ensuring integration with relevant tools and systems.Provide technical guidance on advanced motor control topics.Develop and enhance validation plans for traction motor control software.Support related systems such as machine prototype development, powertrain controls, and traction inverter development.Collaborate with vendors, suppliers, and customers as needed.Education and Qualifications
Master’s degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering2+ years post-MS in motor controls, electric drives, or electric machines.Skills
Required
Strong understanding of traction inverter drives and electric motors (IPM, SPM, IM).Hands-on experience with field-oriented control for PM and/or IM machines.Knowledge of current control schemes and direct torque control strategies (preferred).Proficiency in PWM techniques (sine PWM, space vector PWM);
experience with discontinuous modulation and overmodulation is a plus.Familiarity with digital observer and filter design.Solid foundation in control system theory, including system modeling, simulation, and advanced control design techniques.Proficient in Matlab/Simulink for modeling, simulation, and validation.Basic knowledge of embedded C and ability to implement algorithms in compliance with automotive standards (e.G., MISRA).Experience with development stages and tools: MIL, SIL, HIL, and full system testing (dyno, vehicle).
PreferredPractical knowledge of dead-time and delay compensation, voltage limits, and switching frequency variations.Familiarity with position/speed sensors (resolvers, encoders).Experience with motor control MCUs and communication interfaces (CAN, SPI, I2C).Skilled with debugging tools (CANape, CANalyzer) and troubleshooting at the system level (including gearing, powertrain controls, battery systems).Experience with IDE tools (CCS, Eclipse), version control (Git), and software release processes.Functional safety knowledge (ISO 26262) is a plus.What we offer
Opportunity to work on cutting-edge electrified powertrain systemsCollaborative and innovative engineering environmentExposure to full product development lifecycleJoin our team of 28,000 problem solvers who are fostering a culture of innovation by leveraging the diverse perspectives of our global team. We believe in facing challenges head-on by finding opportunity and uncovering possibility, where roadblocks and barriers become targets instead of obstacles. We are One Dana with limitless opportunity.
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