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As of Jun 8, 2026, the average yearly pay for evening propulsion controls engineering in the United States is $96,574.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $83,500.00 and $108,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Evening Propulsion Controls Engineering vs Propulsion Systems Engineering?

AspectEvening Propulsion Controls EngineeringPropulsion Systems Engineering
Primary FocusDesign, develop, and test propulsion control systems for aircraft or spacecraft, primarily during evening shiftsDesign and integrate entire propulsion systems, including engines and related components, often during standard hours
CredentialsBachelor's in aerospace, mechanical, or electrical engineering; certifications in control systemsBachelor's or higher in aerospace or mechanical engineering; certifications in propulsion systems
Work EnvironmentLaboratories, manufacturing plants, or test facilities with shift workDesign offices, testing facilities, and manufacturing sites during regular hours

Evening Propulsion Controls Engineering focuses on control systems for propulsion, often during shift work, while Propulsion Systems Engineering covers the broader design and integration of propulsion systems during standard hours. Both roles require engineering credentials but differ in scope and work hours.

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Validation Project Lead- Vehicle & Propulsion Controls

Validation Project Lead- Vehicle & Propulsion Controls

Stellantis

Auburn Hills, MI • On-site

Full-time

Posted 11 days ago

Stellantis rating

7.4

Company rating: 7.4 out of 10

Based on 124 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

17th of 44 rated automakers

Job description

The Qualification Testing (ICE and BEV) team operates within the Vehicle & Propulsion Controls organization and is responsible for ensuring software readiness and validation integrity across all propulsion programs.
The Validation Project Lead is accountable for defining and executing the qualification strategy, ensuring complete validation coverage, traceability, and release readiness for powertrain control systems. This role coordinates cross-functional activities spanning Controls, Diagnostics, Calibration, and Validation to identify and mitigate technical risks prior to fleet and production release.
The ideal candidate brings strong technical leadership, system-level understanding of propulsion controls, and the ability to drive execution in a fast-paced, multi-program environment. This position plays a critical role in delivering robust, compliant, and production-ready software for both electrified and ICE powertrains.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Define and own Design Verification Plans (DVPs) for propulsion system requirements, ensuring complete validation coverage and alignment with program and release objectives.
  • Lead validation strategy across ICE and BEV propulsion systems, including identification of critical scenarios, edge-case maneuvers, and risk-based test prioritization.
  • Evaluate and refine system and software requirements to ensure testability, completeness, and alignment with validation intent.
  • Determine and coordinate appropriate validation environments (HIL, vehicle, bench) to optimize coverage, efficiency, and issue detection.
  • Drive issue identification and pre-analysis activities, enabling rapid root cause isolation and resolution in collaboration with Controls, Diagnostics, and Calibration teams.
  • Ensure execution of qualification testing and validation activities, maintaining alignment with release readiness, quality targets, and program timelines.
  • Provide visibility to validation status, risks, and coverage across propulsion programs, supporting data-driven release decisions.

Basic Qualifications:
  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related technical field
  • 8 or more years of experience in powertrain controls validation, verification, or embedded systems development
  • Experience developing and executing Design Verification Plans (DVPs) for propulsion or automotive systems
  • Strong understanding of propulsion systems (ICE and/or BEV), including sensors, actuators, and control strategies
  • Experience with HIL and vehicle testing environments, including test execution and issue investigation
  • Proven ability to perform root cause analysis and support issue resolution
  • Experience working in a cross-functional engineering environment (e.g., Controls, Calibration, Diagnostics)
  • Strong communication skills and ability to report test results and validation status

Preferred Qualifications:
  • Master of Science in Electrical, Mechanical, Computer, or System Engineering from an ABET accredited university
  • Experience leading or owning validation strategy and DVP development across programs or platforms
  • Strong system-level understanding of both ICE and BEV propulsion architecture
  • Experience selecting and optimizing validation environments (HIL, vehicle, SIL) based on test objectives
  • Knowledge of OBD diagnostics, DTC strategies, and regulatory requirements (e.g., SAE J1979, J1699)
  • Familiarity with functional safety (ISO 26262) and safety-related validation requirements
  • Experience identifying and validating edge-case scenarios and failure modes in complex systems
  • Demonstrated ability to drive issue resolution across teams and influence technical decisions
  • Experience with ALM tools (e.g., DNG, Quality Manager) and requirements/test traceability
  • Ability to assess and communicate validation coverage, technical risk, and release readiness
  • Experience working in a multi-program, fast-paced development environment with competing priorities

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