The Associate Systems Modeling & Controls Engineer will also support the Propulsion Controls & Modeling swimlane of the EcoCAR Innovation Challenge, developing and applying computational tools, simulation methodologies, control-system workflows, test and validation approaches, and engineering data-analysis methods that enable rigorous and scalable evaluation of advanced vehicle systems. Working in close collaboration with internal external SMEs, university teams, OEM and supplier partners, and software/tool providers, the selected candidate will adapt production-oriented engineering methods into structured frameworks suitable for EcoCAR and other AVTCs. The selected candidate will help analyze system behavior and performance across vehicle subsystems and development stages, including model-based design activities, software and control-system development workflows, virtual and hardware-integrated testing environments, and data acquisition and post-processing methods for vehicle validation events. The position will also contribute to the development of technical guidance, analysis procedures, and training materials that support student learning and consistent engineering practice across participating teams.