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Engineer, Test & Validation at Hyliion - ApplyBlast

Engineer, Test & Validation

Hyliion

16 days ago

3.0 on Glassdoor

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

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About this role

The Engineer, Test & Validation is responsible for converting engineering and customer objectives into measured and validated results on the KARNO development team. The role covers the full test cycle, including defining tests, assembling hardware, executing runs, reducing data, and presenting conclusions. This position carries significant influence over the test methods, rigs, and acceptance criteria used to validate the KARNO technology.

Responsibilities

Operate KARNO Power Modules and Cores through various test sequences
Commission and operate component rigs for performance and durability testing
Design and fabricate fixtures and adapters for test hardware

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field

About Hyliion

hyliion.com

Headquarters

Cedar Park, Texas, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2015

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Hyliion is a clean‑energy company that designs and commercializes fuel‑flex linear generators and distributed power systems. Their linear‑generator technology delivers low‑emission, highly efficient on‑site power for data centers, microgrids, EV charging, and other commercial and industrial applications. The systems run on multiple fuels and are designed to integrate with renewables and storage to provide flexible, reliable baseload or backup power while reducing emissions. Hyliion positions its solutions as modular, lower‑cost, faster‑deploying alternatives to traditional diesel generators to support decarbonization and grid resiliency.