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Gear Analysis and Methods Technical Specialist

Stellantis
United States, Michigan, Auburn Hills
Nov 11, 2026
The Gear System Analysis & Calculation Methods Technical Specialist serves as the subject matter expert for analytical methods, simulation processes, and virtual validation techniques used in the design and development of gears, shafts, splines, and transmission systems. This role is responsible for establishing, developing, and governing engineering calculation methodologies used to predict system performance, durability, efficiency, NVH, and reliability across automatic transmissions and electric drive modules (EDMs) and as part of the technical expertise network, this position provides technical leadership for simulation-driven product development and supports engineering teams globally by developing best practices, standards, workflows, and advanced analysis capabilities. The specialist serves as the organization's focal point for system modeling, gear analysis, drivetrain simulation, and virtual validation processes. The position requires extensive experience with analytical tools such as Transmission 3D, MASTA, KISSsoft, LDP, Romax, and related software platforms. A deep understanding of gear theory, load distribution, system dynamics, NVH, fatigue, lubrication, efficiency, and manufacturing influences are essential. Responsibilities: Lead the development and governance of engineering calculation methodologies for gears, shafts, splines, and gearbox systems Establish analytical best practices and technical standards across global engineering organizations Evaluate emerging simulation technologies and recommend strategic implementation opportunities Refine load distribution methodologies and duty-cycle-based durability predictions Refine and validate system models that correlate simulation results to test and field performance Drive methodology improvements for conventional, hybrid and electric driveline systems Software & Methods Development Product Development Support Root Cause & Continuous Improvement Basic Qualifications: Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering or related degree field 8 years of experience in transmission, driveline, propulsion systems, or related engineering fields Strong understanding of AGMA, ISO, DIN, and related gear industry standards Experience validating simulation models using laboratory and vehicle test data Demonstrated expertise in analytical problem solving and root cause analysis Preferred Qualifications: Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering Experience with transmissions and electric drive modules Experience developing engineering methods, design standards, or corporate specifications Knowledge of machine learning, automation, or digital engineering applications in mechanical design Technical publication, patent, or conference presentation experience Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt Certification The Gear System Analysis & Calculation Methods Technical Specialist serves as the subject matter expert for analytical methods, simulation processes, and virtual validation techniques used in the design and development of gears, shafts, splines, and transmission systems. This role is responsible for establishing, developing, and governing engineering calculation methodologies used to predict system performance, durability, efficiency, NVH, and reliability across automatic transmissions and electric drive modules (EDMs) and as part of the technical expertise network, this position provides technical leadership for simulation-driven product development and supports engineering teams globally by developing best practices, standards, workflows, and advanced analysis capabilities. The specialist serves as the organization's focal point for system modeling, gear analysis, drivetrain simulation, and virtual validation processes. The position requires extensive experience with analytical tools such as Transmission 3D, MASTA, KISSsoft, LDP, Romax, and related software platforms. A deep understanding of gear theory, load distribution, system dynamics, NVH, fatigue, lubrication, efficiency, and manufacturing influences are essential. Responsibilities: Lead the development and governance of engineering calculation methodologies for gears, shafts, splines, and gearbox systems Establish analytical best practices and technical standards across global engineering organizations Evaluate emerging simulation technologies and recommend strategic implementation opportunities Refine load distribution methodologies and duty-cycle-based durability predictions Refine and validate system models that correlate simulation results to test and field performance Drive methodology improvements for conventional, hybrid and electric driveline systems Software & Methods Development Product Development Support Root Cause & Continuous Improvement At Stellantis, we assess candidates based on qualifications, merit, and business needs. We welcome applications from all people without regard to sex, age, ethnicity, nationality, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or any characteristic protected by law. We believe that diverse teams reflect our identity as a global company, enabling us to better address the evolving needs of our customers and care for our future.