Calibration Drivability (Power Train- Gasoline & Diesel)

About the Role  

Drivability Calibration Engineer is responsible for developing, tuning, and validating engine and vehicle control strategies to ensure smooth, responsive, and comfortable vehicle performance across all operating conditions (start, idle, transient, part-load, and full-load). 

Key Responsibilities  

1. Drivability Calibration Development  

Develop and optimize drivability calibration for:         

• Gasoline engines (MPFI, TGDI) 

• Diesel engines (CRDi systems) 

• Calibrate: 

• Tip-in / Tip-out response 

        • Torque structure and request coordination 

       • Transient fuel, rail pressure, and boost control 

        • Injection strategies (Diesel: pilot, main, post injections) 

        • Idle control, cold start, and warm-up behavior 

       • Tune pedal maps for different drive modes (Eco/Normal/Sport) 

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