Triumph Motorcycles Limited
Calibration Engineer

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The Original British Motorcycling Company
At Triumph, we are driven to make the best motorcycles in the world. Building iconic motorcycles that celebrate our past whilst embracing the future - through bold design, original styling, purposeful engineering and a genuine passion for the ride.
We’re looking for a skilled Calibration Engineer or Senior Calibration Engineer to support the development of our future model ranges. This is a dynamic role involving the further development of Drive‑by‑Wire systems, traction control, and the creation of innovative strategies to meet upcoming emissions legislation.
Company Benefits
- Annual Leave – 25 days plus bank holidays.
- Additional Annual Leave
- Pension Scheme
- Life Assurance Scheme - currently 6 x pensionable salary.
- Preferential rates for medical insurance with a third-party provider.
- Employee Motorcycle Purchase Scheme - on successful completion of the probation period (minimum of 6 months), we offer employees and their close family the opportunity to purchase a brand new Triumph Motorcycle with up to 25% discount.
- Employee Motorcycle Lease Scheme
- Discounted Clothing, Parts and Accessories Purchases
- Company benefits platform, allowing discounts with multiple vendors.
- Flexible working
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Your responsibilities will include:
- Deliver ECU calibrations and support emissions and evaporative testing
- Gather and analyse system data to assess drivability and functionality
- Support wider departments and contribute to new system development
- Manage calibration activities and assist with allocated projects and ad‑hoc tasks
The ideal candidate will possess:
- Strong understanding of engine management systems, data logging, emissions testing, and engine fundamentals.
- Logical approach to data analysis with experience in calibration or strategy implementation.
- Maths & English GCSE (C/4+) plus higher‑level engineering qualifications or direct experience in the calibration and application of engine management systems.


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