What does a performance fuel economy simulation engineer do?

A Performance Fuel Economy Simulation Engineer is responsible for using simulation tools and models to predict and optimize the fuel efficiency and performance of vehicles. They analyze various design parameters, driving conditions, and powertrain configurations to assess how these factors impact fuel consumption and emissions. Their work helps automotive companies develop vehicles that meet regulatory standards and customer expectations for efficiency. The role often involves collaborating with design, testing, and calibration teams to validate simulation results and recommend improvements.