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Development Engineer Focused on Axle Systems

Maxitech AB

Stockholms län, Stockholm

Previous experience is desired

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About the Role

The client is looking for a Development Engineer with a strong focus on axle systems and testing/proving to strengthen the Swedish team supporting the development organization in China. The consultant will contribute across the development cycle, with particular emphasis on verification, testing, troubleshooting, and technical investigations, while also supporting design and concept work. The assignment is onsite in Södertälje four days per week and initially runs for 12 months, with the possibility of extension.

The role involves close collaboration with designers, mechanics, and test and proving functions in Sweden, as well as daily interaction with colleagues in China. Workdays typically start early to enable collaboration across time zones. Mornings are often dedicated to technical reviews, test result analysis, investigations, and presentations, while afternoons allow more flexibility for hands-on analysis, design support, and problem-solving. The work varies and includes test planning support, analysis of test data, root cause analysis, concept evaluation, design feedback, and method support.

The Swedish team consists of project leaders and designers, working closely with workshops, test tracks, and laboratory environments. The consultant will act as a technical link between development, testing, and the Chinese organization, presenting findings, lessons learned, and recommendations. Occasional business trips to China may occur.

You Offer

  • A technically broad role combining axle development with testing and verification
  • An international assignment with real impact on knowledge transfer to China
  • A collaborative environment with experienced colleagues across development and test

Responsibilities

The consultant will support axle development through testing and verification activities, contribute to planning and follow-up of tests, analyze test results and failures, perform root cause analyses, and propose design or method improvements. The role also includes supporting designers with technical input, participating in concept evaluations, and presenting technical conclusions to both Swedish and Chinese stakeholders. Tasks vary depending on project phase and test maturity.

Your Profile

  • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, or equivalent
  • 5–15 years of relevant experience
  • Experience with axle systems, chassis, or heavy-duty vehicles
  • Experience from testing, proving, verification, or validation within vehicle development
  • Ability to analyze test results and drive root cause investigations
  • Knowledge of Catia, OAS, or equivalent CAD tools
  • Strong command of English

Meriting

  • Experience working within Scania
  • Deep technical knowledge of heavy-duty axles
  • Background from test environments, workshops, or proving grounds
  • Experience from complete vehicle development

The role suits someone who is service-oriented, collaborative, and clear in communication. Since the organization is highly international, the consultant needs to adapt communication to different audiences and cultures. A structured, analytical mindset, patience in technical discussions, and a strong problem-solving drive are essential.

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Practical Information

Start: As soon as possible
Duration: 12 months, with possibility of extension
Location: Onsite in Södertälje
CV must be submitted in English

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