Development Engineer Design

Within the engine development organization at R&D, the NMC section is responsible for fuel system development and integration. Our strength lies in our deep knowledge of the individual components that make up the fuel system. We use this knowledge to optimize the fuel system used on Scania internal combustion engines.

The group, Injector and Ignition Systems, is overall responsible for the fuel injection and ignition system. Responsibilities include validation, testing and calibration. The system plays an essential role in achieving high engine efficiency and therefore we have a broad collaboration in engine and control system development and leading suppliers in fuel system technology.

As a Development Engineer in the group, you will be responsible for the work required to develop and integrate the fuel injector into ongoing development projects with respect to its performance. Your duties will vary from day to day but will include the following:
 

• Together with calibration engineers in the group, plan the rig, engine and vehicle tests needed to validate the injector
• Analyze test results and work actively to resolve performance and product related deviations
• Responsibility for ECO, drawings, product structure and other design tasks
• Work with the project manager to plan project deliveries and milestone deliveries
• Collaborate with supplier to ensure that the technology and deliverables meet the requirements specification
• Work cross-functionally within R&D as well as with purchasing and engine production and contribute with technical expertise in injector technology
• Develop test methods and keep design guidelines up to date
• Support the development of new technology through concept testing and evaluation at prototype suppliers

In your work you will be supported by the team members. We are an experienced group of engineers who collaborate and share our knowledge to ensure we reach our common goals.

The role is an excellent career move for those with an interest in performance related component development. Experience from engine development as well as experience from Scania is meritorious but we work actively with internal training. The most important thing is that you are a team player who has the drive and willingness to learn and expand your knowledge in fuel system development. You should be a civil or university engineer, have the ability to work proactively and collaborate easily with cross-functional teams within the company. As our collaboration includes suppliers from all over the world, it is important that you master both English and Swedish in speech and writing.

In return, we can offer a stimulating work environment with good opportunities to grow and develop in the field of fuel systems.

Scania Offers

We offer a dynamic, flexible workplace with hybrid work options, including Scania Sergel and Midway hubs. With a structured development plan and courses, Scania supports your career growth both locally and internationally. Benefits include training at our health center Gröndal or wellness allowance, result bonus, flexible hours, and company car leasing. Scania also hosts events for employees and their families, and Stockholm residents enjoy direct access to Södertälje via Scania Job express buses.

Application

Your application should include a CV and any relevant certificates. We welcome all applicants and strive for diversity in our recruitment processes. Apply as soon as possible, no later than 2025-05-12. Screening will take place on an ongoing basis during the application period. Logical and personality tests may be used as part of the selection process, and a background check may be required for this role. If you have questions or would like more information, please contact: Daniel Fahlen, Manager, daniel.fahlen@scania.com

We look forward to your application!

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