Key Skills

Job Description

Ebusco® – Deurne, North Brabant, Netherlands Mechanical Engineer – Driveline Systems Join Ebusco’s innovative engineering team to design, develop, and validate the driveline systems of our electric buses. You will work closely with mechanical, electronic, software, and production teams to ensure high‑performance, safety, and reliability. Responsibilities Lead the design, development, and integration of e‑axles, transmissions, multi‑gear mechanisms, and related components. Ensure structural integrity, durability, and NVH optimization throughout the product life cycle. Collaborate with cross‑functional teams (engineering, software, production) for optimal system integration. Manage suppliers, technical documentation, and design reviews. Support testing, validation, and problem‑solving from prototype to production. Assist customer projects and field‑issue resolution as needed. Qualifications Bachelor or Master in Mechanical Engineering or Automotive Engineering. Minimum 5 years experience with driveline, chassis, or powertrain systems, preferably in e‑mobility or automotive. Knowledge of strength, fatigue, and NVH analysis. Understanding of automotive communication protocols (CAN, LIN, Ethernet). Familiarity with automotive standards and regulations. Willingness to travel occasionally. Benefits Key role within an innovative international engineering team. Opportunity to work with cutting‑edge e‑mobility technologies. Dynamic environment where your ideas matter. Career growth and personal development. Competitive salary and excellent benefits. About Ebusco Ebusco is a Dutch company with global impact, developing 100 % electric buses from design to maintenance. We are driving the transition to zero‑emission transport worldwide. Application If you have questions, contact our recruiter at [email protected]. Only applicants residing in the Netherlands or the EU are considered; relocation or visa sponsorship is not available for this position.

Core Responsibilities

Lead the design, development, and integration of driveline components, ensuring structural integrity, durability, and optimized noise, vibration, and harshness performance. Coordinate with engineering, software, production teams, and suppliers, and support documentation, design reviews, testing, validation, customer projects, and field-issue resolution.

Requirements

A bachelor's or master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or Automotive Engineering is required, along with at least five years of experience in driveline, chassis, or powertrain systems. Candidates should know strength, fatigue, and NVH analysis, understand CAN, LIN, and Ethernet protocols, be familiar with automotive standards and regulations, and be willing to travel occasionally.

Benefits

• Career Growth
• Personal Development
• Competitive Salary
• Excellent Benefits