Fuel System Integrator Professional

Key Responsibilities 1. System Architecture Design Understand fuel system architecture (tank, pump, filters, rails, injectors, sensors, lines). Support DFMEA/PFMEA, boundary diagrams, and P-diagrams. 2. Integration Validation Support integration of fuel system components into engine/vehicle platforms. Support Coordination with calibration, hardware, and controls teams to ensure robust operation across all duty cycles. Support in Development of integration test plans, validation matrices, and verification procedures. Analyse results from component, subsystem, and vehicle testing to drive issue resolution. 3. CrossFunctional Collaboration Work closely with Calibration, Controls, Mechanical Design, Electronics, and Program Management teams. Support leadership in design reviews and cross-functional issue resolution forums. Collaborate with suppliers for component selection, qualification, and release. 4. Issue Resolution Troubleshooting Support rootcause analysis for fuel system issues Utilize diagnostic tools and data analysis to recommend corrective actions. Support warranty/field return investigations. 5. Compliance Safety Ensure system compliance with emissions standards (BSIII/BSIV/BSVI, EPA, Euro). Support Functional Safety (ISO 26262) assessments related to fuel system controls and components. 6. Documentation Reporting Document and communicate the findings with technical and non-technical audience. Required Qualifications Bachelors or Masters degree in Mechanical/Automotive/Electrical Engineering. 5-12 years experience in fuel system development, engine systems engineering, or related domains. Strong understanding of IC engines, injection systems, fuel pumps, tank systems, filters, and emissions requirements. Experience with validation tools (INCA, CANalyzer, Vector tools, test benches). Knowledge of DFMEA, DVPR, CAD/CAE basics. Preferred Skills Expertise in highpressure common rail systems or GDI/portfuel injection. Experience with ECU software integration or calibration. Familiarity with functional safety (ISO 26262) and OBD diagnostic strategies. Knowledge of supplier management and release processes. Strong communication and working with cross-functional teams.