Dyno Technician – Morning Shift at MARTIN Technologies – Dearborn, Michigan

We are seeking an experienced Dynamometer (Dyno) Technician to support engine and vehicle testing within an automotive environment. This role involves hands-on operation of dynamometer systems to conduct performance, durability, and emissions testing while ensuring accurate data collection and adherence to testing standards.

• Operate engine and chassis dynamometers for testing gasoline, diesel, hybrid, and electric powertrains
• Conduct performance, durability, and emissions testing according to test plans
• Set up and configure test cells, instrumentation, and data acquisition systems
• Monitor test runs and ensure accurate data collection and system stability
• Troubleshoot equipment, test setups, and vehicle issues during testing
• Support engineers with test execution, calibration validation, and data analysis
• Perform pre-test and post-test inspections of engines and vehicles
• Maintain detailed records of test results, issues, and observations
• Ensure compliance with safety procedures and lab standards
• Assist with routine maintenance and calibration of dyno equipment

• High School Diploma or Associate degree in Automotive Technology, Mechanical, or related field
• 2+ years of experience working with engine or chassis dynamometers
• Strong understanding of internal combustion engines and/or electrified powertrains
• Experience with data acquisition systems and test cell instrumentation
• Ability to read and interpret test procedures and technical documentation

• Experience in an automotive OEM or testing environment
• Familiarity with tools such as INCA, AVL, Horiba, or similar dyno systems
• Knowledge of emissions testing procedures and standards
• Basic understanding of calibration and engine controls
• Experience working with prototype or development vehicles

• Dyno Operation
• Troubleshooting
• Mechanical Aptitude
• Data Collection & Analysis
• Attention to Detail
• Team Collaboration
• Time Management

• Automotive test labs and dyno cells
• Exposure to noise, heat, and moving mechanical equipment
• Morning shift schedule with potential overtime based on testing needs