Kỹ Sư Kiểm Thử Hệ Thống Truyền Động (Powertrain Test Engineer/vehicle Testing Engineer) )- Assistant Manager/ Supervisor

Position Summary
Responsible for planning, designing, and executing validation testing for forklift powertrain systems, components, and complete vehicles. The role covers performance, durability, strength, safety, and regulatory compliance testing from component level to full vehicle evaluation, ensuring products meet internal standards, international regulations, and customer requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Test Equipment, Jig & Facility Development
• Define technical specifications for test equipment, jigs, fixtures, and adapters used in component, system, and vehicle testing.
• Prepare procurement requirements and coordinate with internal maintenance teams and external suppliers for fabrication, installation, and commissioning.
• Manage equipment projects in terms of schedule, cost, performance validation, and acceptance testing.
Test Planning & Coordination
• Develop and standardize validation plans, test procedures, and acceptance criteria for powertrain and vehicle systems.
• Coordinate test activities with design, analysis, production, and external stakeholders to ensure timely execution.
• Ensure all tests comply with internal standards, ISO regulations, and customer specifications.
Powertrain & Vehicle Validation
• Conduct and support functional, performance, durability, strength, environmental, and lifetime tests for:
o Powertrain systems (motor, transmission, axle, drive unit)
o Chassis and structural components
o Complete forklift vehicles
• Analyze test data, identify failure modes and root causes, and recommend design or specification improvements.
Forklift Specific Evaluation Scope
• Perform safety and structural strength testing, including Overhead Guard (OHG) strength tests in accordance with ISO 6055.
• Execute component durability tests such as mast bench durability and hydraulic system evaluations.
• Conduct vehicle durability and strength assessments using strain gauges, durability courses (MIL equivalent), and fatigue life estimation methods (Rainflow, S N curve).
• Evaluate vehicle performance including speed, traction, braking, climbing ability, lift/tilt speed, stability, noise, energy consumption, and thermal performance.
Specialized Evaluation (Advantage)
• Support electrical system and EMC evaluation, including wiring, sensors, controllers, and compliance testing.
• Conduct NVH assessments related to vibration, noise levels, and ride comfort.