The Stellantis Technical Safety and Regulatory Certification (TSRC) Student Program Participant will have the opportunity to work in the exciting world of regulatory certification and compliance. This role performs certification and compliance testing and analysis to support emissions and OBD (Onboard Diagnostics) certification for all vehicles sold in the United States and Canada.
The student may be assigned different responsibilities in multiple rotations. These assignments will provide an opportunityfor hands on experience with vehicle testing,data analysis, and presentations to management, as well as tool buildingto improve how we run our business.
This is a hybrid position, which will require approximately 60% onsite work with the balance being remote work. The on-site work will be performed at the Stellantis Technology Center in Auburn Hills, Michigan and/or at the Chelsea Proving Grounds (CPG) located in Chelesa, Michigan. This is a year-round position where students are required to work 24 hours a week during normal business hours Monday-Friday.
Assignments May Include:
In Use Verification Testing: Tailpipe emissions or evaporative emissions testing would be performed on customer vehicles to monitor performance of vehicles in actual customer use. Results would be prepared and validated for agency submission. Testing would be coordinated with test labs in Auburn Hills, Michigan. This task will provide hands on experience with test definition systems, test vehicles, and test labs.
Production Vehicle Evaluation testing: Coordination or technical information, testing of vehicle OBD systems, and troubleshooting or OBD system issues will be performed on production vehicles to verify performance for OBD compliance reporting. This task will provide hands on experience with vehicles and tools that interface with propulsion system computers. This task will also provide experience with how diagnostics are performed on. Testing may be coordinated with an outside supplier.
OBD communication system testing:Conduct testing to confirm that the vehicle has the ability to properly communicate data required by regulation to a service scan tool.
Development of tools to improve or automate processes: The student employee will be given the opportunity and encouraged to identify ways to improve efficiency in testing and/or reporting of results.
Regulatory certification and compliance: Perform investigationsof issues related to the performance of emissions-related components in the field.
