Develop advanced vehicle systems at NRC using power management and systems engineering expertise. This full time position requires physical presence at the designated NRC work location.

As an early-career RCO-2 researcher, you will develop, integrate, and validate complete vehicle architectures for advanced transportation applications. Your work may span electrified, hybrid, hydrogen, and emerging platforms, including propulsion, energy storage, thermal management, controls, and power distribution. A Ph.D. is required, while a relevant Master’s degree with research or technology development experience may be considered.

Key Responsibilities:
Develop and validate complete vehicle systems and architectures
Integrate propulsion, energy storage, controls, and thermal subsystems




Design and test vehicle power management systems
Define requirements, interfaces, and integration plans
Develop technology roadmaps for advanced transportation

Requirements:
Ph.D. in Engineering, Applied Science, or relevant field
Knowledge of advanced vehicle power and energy systems
Ability to validate complex systems using systems engineering
Ability to assess technical, regulatory, and safety requirements
Secret Clearance and applicable security screening

Apply vehicle systems integration, energy analysis, and research skills to advance transportation technologies at NRC.

📌 Advanced Vehicle Systems Engineer Ottawa
🏢 National Research Council Canada
📍 Ottawa