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Propulsion Engineer

Coalesce Management Consulting
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3 months ago
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CMC are seeking a highly skilled Lead Propulsion Systems Engineers with a strong experience in diesel engines. Knowledge of gasoline engines is a plus. The ideal candidate will have a background in mechanical engineering with deep systems-level understanding, particularly in propulsion efficiency and emissions.


6 Month Contract - Outside IR35 - Remote


Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead the development and integration of propulsion systems, focusing on performance and emissions reduction
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure system-level efficiency and compliance
  • Utilise MATLAB and Simulink for modelling and simulation of propulsion systems
  • Support client meetings and presentations periodically on-site (Approximately once every 3 months)


Required Experience:

  • Proven experience in diesel engine systems; gasoline experience is a plus
  • Background in propulsion or attribute engineering
  • Strong knowledge of mechanical systems and system integration
  • Proficiency in MATLAB and Simulink
  • Experience with emissions-focused engineering projects
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