John Deere & Company
Staff Engineer, Engine Oils
Waterloo,Iowa,United States · Staff+
No sponsorship$110k-$164kDetected 8 days ago
SparkProject ManagementCustomer SupportMechanical Design
About the role
- There are over 7 billion people on this planet.
- And by 2050, there will be 2 billion more... many moving into urban centers at an unprecedented rate.
- Making sure there is enough food, fiber and infrastructure for our rapidly growing world is what we're all about at John Deere.
Responsibilities
- Define and execute engine oil technical strategy and roadmap (enterprise + aftermarket) Lead development and validation of new engine-oil formulations and performance improvements, including lab testing and field testing.
- Lead oil development for new applications (e.g. ethanol engines, alternative fuels) Interface with additive companies, oil blenders, external laboratories, and internal engineering partners.
- Provide technical support, issue resolution, and design guidance to engine-development teams.
- Provide technical and application support to engine-oil projects as a subject matter expert.
Skills
- The terms of the applicable benefit plans, and all company actions administering or interpreting these plans, continue to control.
Compensation
- $110k-$164k
Equal opportunity
- And it's why we're investing in our people and our technology like never before!
- Here the world's brightest minds are tackling the world's biggest challenges.
- If you believe one person can make the world a better place, we'll put you to work.
- John Deere is an equal opportunity employer, including disabled & veterans.
Visa & Work Authorization
- VISA Sponsorship is NOT available for this position What Skills You Need 7 or more years of experience in a combination of: engine-oil development, lubrication engineering, fluid validation/testin
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