Search the 15 jobs at Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America, Inc.

Coordinate and manage cross-functional teams to ensure on-time project delivery. Develop detailed project plans, track operational KPIs, and report to stakeholders. Influence internal operational processes and facilitate team collaboration. Support ad hoc operational needs and optimize processes. Requires 5+ years of experience in Autonomous Vehicle development and strong project management skills.

Lead research and development of machine learning techniques and applications for automotive industry. Collaborate with development teams, present research topics, and work in an Agile/Scrum environment.

The Quality Engineer at Mercedes Benz Certification Laboratory in Ann Arbor, Michigan is responsible for assuring the quality of all vehicle emissions tests conducted at the US Certification laboratory in accordance with US regulations and Mercedes-Benz Cars (MCB) internal standards. Responsibilities include calibration and maintenance of emissions testing equipment, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, communication with internal and external stakeholders, and participating in global emissions testing activities.

Join as an Engineering Intern on the e-Drive Software Team to work on cutting-edge research and development for electric motor control algorithms within electrified powertrains. Responsibilities include innovation, algorithm design and testing, and ensuring system performance meets customer expectations.

Engineering Intern role at Mercedes-Benz focusing on e-Drive systems development. Responsibilities include developing simulation models of power electronic components, conducting competitor analysis, utilizing project management tools, and maintaining communication with stakeholders.

Work closely with lead engineer on testing and characterization of advanced wide bandgap power semiconductors, develop simulation models for electronic circuits, document and present results, report on market trends in automotive power electronics.

Join the Functional Safety team at Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America as an Engineering Intern focusing on designing and developing safety algorithms for electrified powertrains. Responsibilities include algorithm development, auto code generation, verification, validation, and compliance with safety standards. This in-person internship is based in Farmington Hills, MI and requires a Master's student available from June to December.

Develop advanced motion and trajectory planning algorithms for autonomous parking systems in self-driving cars. Lead a team in developing and optimizing software for real-world deployment in production vehicles. Provide technical guidance and innovation to ensure the success of the project goals.

Support the CEO by managing day-to-day activities, travel plans, and administrative tasks. Coordinate executive priorities, meetings, and workshops. Create an inclusive culture and foster collaboration among Executive Administrative Assistants.

The Senior Development Engineer will be responsible for testing, validation, and verification of telematics component development, specifically related to Navigation and Traffic applications. They will serve as the lead Navigation engineer and work independently to prioritize tasks and drive high-impact changes for the US market.

Manager position at Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America focusing on integrating ADAS hardware & software into vehicles for development and data collection. Responsibilities include team leadership, milestone planning, troubleshooting, collaboration with global teams, and strategic planning.

Responsible for assuring the quality of vehicle emissions tests conducted in the lab per US regulatory and Mercedes-Benz standards. Communicate with customers, oversee vendors, participate in global emissions testing activities, and collaborate with worldwide facilities. Minimum qualifications include 3-5 years of experience and a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Math, or Science. Preferred qualifications include familiarity with combustion engines, emissions controls, and quality improvement tools.

The Mercedes MeCharge Services Test Engineer is responsible for testing and validating customer-facing charging service features for Battery Electric and Plug-in vehicles in the US market. The engineer will evaluate charging system performance and feature functionality of the NACS connector and conduct testing primarily in Southern California. The position requires constant re-evaluation of priorities based on customer feedback, market changes, and business priorities. This is an entry-level position in a collaborative work environment.

The Component Development Test Engineer will be responsible for performing charging component testing and charging communication testing for prototype vehicles. They will troubleshoot interoperability charging communication issues, collect and analyze data, and update test vehicles with hardware and software. Additionally, they will participate in charging interoperability testing symposiums and collaborate with industry stakeholders.

Work with inventors and the Patent team on a wide variety of technologies in the automotive sector to expand an intellectual property portfolio for Mercedes-Benz.