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Data Quality & Management Engineer (Test Data)

Coventry
3 days ago
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Our OEM Client based in Whitley, Coventry, is searching for a Data Quality & Management Engineer (Test Data) to join their team, Inside IR35. This is a contract position until 31st March 2026.

Umbrella Pay Rate: £28.06 per hour.

 Be a part of the team testing the next generation of electrified propulsion systems for our client’s products.  We are at the forefront of development in hybrid and full electric powertrains, aiming to deliver electrifying performance and peerless refinement. 

We are looking for individuals who are excited about our data management and validation and can bring their passion and experience to our growing team.  This role will work across Electric machine, Electric Drive Unit (EDU), Inverter, Cell, Battery, Power in loop (PiL) and Vehicle in Loop (ViL) test beds covering.  The person in data validation and management role will be responsible to provide timely, accurate, secured and accessible test data for wider engineering group to enable efficient engineering decisions.

Data Sources and Data Acquisition.
Data Quality validation.
Data piping.
Data storage.
Data visualisation.
To ensure we can develop world class propulsions systems, we need world class test and data management and validation.  The specialist role looks to enable this seeking a person with knowledge of different testing environments data management and validation. The role will require you to work cross functionally to deploy a common approach to data piping, data validation tools as well to build a federated data platform.

You will be the working towards to become the Subject Matter Expert for data management and validation and deliver a training package to develop others in order to improve the data quality produced by the team.

Key Performance Indicators:

Programme:

Full data availability.
Data accuracy confidence.
Data availability time.
Quality Performance:

Right First Time (RFT).
Data Quality Target.
Metrics availability.
Delivery Performance:

Utilisation and Test Delivery Hours.
Schedule Performance Index.
DV Delivery Burndown.
Key Accountabilities and Responsibilities:

Be responsible in data sources and data acquisition, data quality validation, data pipeline, data storage and data visualisation for physical test environment.
Delivering data quality reviews in order to support programme targets and prove out chosen technologies.
Develop calculations, parameterisation, regulations and process of in-house data tool development.
Be responsible for confirming the facility is performing in repeatable and reproducible measurements compliant to regulations.
Carry out correlation exercises between test facilities and test beds across test operation.
Ensure continuous improvement of measurement quality by reviewing the measurement equipment, systems and methods used by providing data.
Perform calculation and evaluation of test results, particularly of results from internal correlation measurements, and initiate corrective measures as required.
Cooperate in projects for improving test bed consistency and repeatability (together with experts from internal departments and the Instrumentation & Test Systems business unit).
Working closely with the subject matter expert for Data Quality ensuring that the team KPI’s for Data Quality are met.
Recommend and justify process and other improvements to enable improved quality of data.
Research, communicate and implement best practice data quality methods and improve test field efficiency.
Investigate best ways of working to make full use of equipment capability in order to improve data quality.
To continually encourage a growth mind-set across the team.
Coaching and facilitating in best technical practice, knowledge, methods in data validation and management for apprentice, new starter and existing team member development.
Undertake any other work as directed by their line manager in connection with their job as may be requested.
 Key Interactions:

Engineering Operation (EO10) Manager and Lead Engineers.
Strategic Suppliers and External Facility Providers.
Technical Specialists and our client’s data enterprise team.
EO10 test engineers and automation engineers.
Team members reporting to the successful candidate.
Degree apprentice students.
Essential Skills Required:

Educated to degree level in a natural science, mathematical or engineering or computing discipline.
Designing applications in different programming languages (preferable Python).
Build data systems & pipelines, data validation and management in cloud platforms (AWS, Google Cloud).
Data analysis skills, including hypothesis testing, uncertainty analysis, and process variation.
Ability to work closely with engineering stakeholders influence analysis techniques to inform engineering decisions.
Develop Key Performance Indicator (KPI) and ability to graphical data presentation.
Technical / theoretical understanding of physical measurement equipment.
Ability to deliver written reports and technical presentations.
Desirable Skills Required:

Academic thesis or capstone project in formal field of study.
Six Sigma Green Belt.
Technical knowledge of process, calculation and measurement techniques demanded by both engineering and legislative requirements.
Experience in measurement science.
 Quantitative understanding of equipment measurement sensitivity.
Essential Personal Profile:

Ability to work on the delivery of complex tasks and provide suitable documentation and metrics for review.
Able to work with others to ensure successful outcome of tasks.
Desire to learn new techniques and understand new technologies.
Able to provide workable solutions to real problems and to look for issues.
A focus on balancing quality and time.
Project reporting and presentation skills.
Desirable Personal Profile:

Seeking responsibility.
Methodical and patient approach to working even during times of high pressure.
Driven and dynamic with a desire to make new working relationships.
A good communicator both written and verbal

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