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Job description
The Queen's Relectric Car Team (QRCT) is dedicated to retrofitting old combustion engine vehicles with new Electric Vehicle (EV) systems. We are creating solutions for mechanical, electrical, and thermal systems to develop a framework for widespread adoption, reducing the waste generated by the global EV revolution. By continuously striving to improve our approach to EV conversions, we additionally enable hands-on experiences for our undergraduate student members with modern automotive technology.
QRCT is looking for individuals with a keen interest in our work to contribute to our mission in a leadership role. The Thermal Team Lead oversees the research behind QRCT's battery cooling technology. This position is perfect for those interested in computationally driven engineering design.
Responsibilities:
- Analyse coolant flow and heat calculations to optimize battery cooling efficiency.
- Model heat transfer using fluid dynamics and PID control mechanisms.
- Collaborate with assembly and electrical teams to coordinate component installation and development.
- Conduct weekly meetings and workshops with an interdisciplinary team of engineers
- Facilitate goal setting and progress analysis with project teams.
Assets:
- Strong passion for the automotive industry.
- Comfortable with fluid and thermodynamic concepts.
- Exposure to SolidWorks Simulation.
Thank you for your interest in this position. We look forward to hearing from you and discussing how you can contribute to our goal of promoting sustainable technology adoption in the automotive industry.
Application Deadline: Friday, March 7th, 2025
Anticipated Interview Dates: March 10th - March 14th, 2025
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mattias Zeni, mattias.zeni @queensu.ca.
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