Cooling systems engineering lead

Role overview The Cooling Systems Engineering Lead is responsible for the technical ownership of electric pumps, valves and Thermal Management Modules (TMM) within vehicle thermal management architectures for conventional and electrified vehicles. The role provides technical leadership across development phases, ensuring component and system performance, robustness and integration within multi-loop thermal systems. The Engineering Lead acts as the primary technical reference for assigned components across vehicle programs. Key responsibilities Technical ownership Serve as the technical reference for electric coolant pumps, valve systems and thermal management modules across vehicle platforms. Define and maintain component-level and system-level technical requirements. Support design decisions, trade‑off analyses and architectural choices within the thermal system. Component and System Development Support the design, development and validation of thermal components in collaboration with internal teams and suppliers. Ensure performance, durability, efficiency and manufacturability targets are achieved. Contribute to DFMEA, design reviews and validation planning. Standards and Documentation Develop, maintain and improve engineering standards, specifications and guidelines related to pumps, valves and thermal modules. Support the alignment of supplier technical documentation with internal engineering standards. Issue Resolution and Problem Solving Provide technical support during all development phases, from concept to production and field issues. Analyze system behavior and interactions within cooling loops, identifying root causes and corrective actions. Support performance optimization activities related to flow control, energy efficiency and thermal response. Cross‑Functional Integration Collaborate with: HVAC and refrigerant system teams Battery thermal management teams EDU and power electronics cooling teams Controls and software teams Simulation, vehicle integration and validation teams Ensure proper integration of thermal components into the overall Vehicle Thermal Management strategy. Required Skills and Competencies Strong system‑level thinking and ability to manage technical complexity. Solid understanding of thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, electromechanical systems and control logic. Ability to communicate technical concepts clearly to multidisciplinary teams. Structured problem‑solving approach and ability to work in a dynamic development environment. Education and Experience Required Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Physics or a related STEM discipline. Understanding of automotive product development processes and engineering deliverables. Experience in defining technical requirements and supporting component integration. Strong collaboration and communication skills. Preferred Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Applied Physics or related fields. Experience with electric pumps, valves, thermal modules or fluid distribution systems. Exposure to automotive thermal management systems. Experience interacting with suppliers and supporting validation activities. Equal Employment Opportunity At Stellantis, we assess candidates based on qualifications, merit and business needs. We welcome applications from people of all gender identities, age, ethnicity, nationality, religion, sexual orientation and disability. #J-18808-Ljbffr