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Qualient Technology Solutions UK Limited

Thermal System Engineer

Gaydon
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the design and development of vehicle thermal systems, including radiators, condensers, charge air cooling, battery cooling circuits, and thermal integration of powertrain systems.
  • Define and cascade system requirements, working cross-functionally with powertrain, vehicle attributes, CAE, and packaging teams.
  • Deliver complete thermal system architectures for ICE and electrified platforms (PHEV/MHEV), including integration with HVAC, battery, and e-drive systems.
  • Develop and maintain Design Verification Plans (DVP) and execute validation activities including test planning, data analysis, and reporting.
  • Create, maintain and manage DFMEA documentation, including P-diagrams and boundary diagrams, ensuring design robustness and failure mitigation strategies.
  • Work closely with suppliers to support component design, sourcing, and manufacturing feasibility, ensuring cost and quality targets are achieved.
  • Support prototype builds, validation events, and issue resolution, including root cause analysis and corrective actions.
  • Ensure all components are released in line with programme gateways and client specific release processes (AML standards).
  • Provide technical support for in-service and warranty concerns, ensuring continuous improvement of system reliability.

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Skills & Technical Competencies

  • Strong understanding of vehicle thermal management and heat transfer principles, including ICE and electrified systems.
  • Proficiency in Siemens NX (Unigraphics) for 3D modelling, packaging, and design release activities.
  • Experience in DFMEA, & DVP&R processes within automotive product development.
  • Familiarity with PLM tools (Teamcenter) and engineering change/release processes (ECR/ECO).
  • Knowledge of cooling system components such as radiators, pumps, valves, heat exchangers, and refrigerant circuits.
  • Experience with hybrid and electric vehicle architectures, including battery thermal management and HV systems.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret test data and simulation outputs.

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Experience Required

  • Minimum 5–6 years’ experience in automotive thermal system or thermal systems engineering.
  • Proven experience delivering cooling systems from concept to production release.
  • Experience working with OEM clients, ideally within a premium automotive environment such as Aston Martin or equivalent.
  • Hands-on experience with prototype builds, testing, and validation programmes.

Core Behaviours

  • Strong collaboration skills, working effectively in cross-functional engineering teams.
  • Ability to manage multiple deliverables within programme timelines.
  • Proactive mindset with strong ownership of deliverables and technical decisions.
  • Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
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Skills

Thermal Management
Heat Transfer Principles
3D Modelling
DFMEA
DVP&R Processes
PLM Tools
Engineering Change Processes
Cooling System Components
Hybrid Vehicle Architectures
Battery Thermal Management
Analytical Skills
Problem-Solving Skills
Test Data Interpretation
Simulation Outputs
Collaboration Skills
Communication Skills

Location

Gaydon, England, United Kingdom

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