Volvo Group Graduate Program 2027 - Exhaust After Treatment System (EATS) Engineer
At a glance
- Location
- Göteborg, Sweden
- Work type
- Onsite
- Category
- Engineering
Volvo Group Graduate Program 2027 - Exhaust After Treatment System (EATS) Engineer in Gothenburg, Sweden. A 15-month graduate program combining department work with structured program activities, including local and international rotations, training in operations, engineering, and purchasing, and direct customer exposure.
Location: Göteborg, SE, 417 15
Volvo Group Graduate Program 2027 - Exhaust After Treatment System (EATS) Engineer
Location
Göteborg, SE, 417 15
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Position Type
Graduate
Permanent/Temporary
Permanent
Transport is at the core of modern society. Imagine using your expertise to shape sustainable transport and infrastructure solutions for the future. If you seek to make a difference on a global scale, working with next-gen technologies and the sharpest collaborative teams, then we could be a perfect match.
This is the Volvo Group Graduate Program
A new era of manufacturing and R&D is here. Are you passionate about technology, eager to solve real business challenges, ready to drive innovation, and join our transformation journey? Then this Graduate program is for you!
As part of the Graduate Program at Volvo Group, you will tackle real challenges from day one and contribute to the development of next-generation production solutions.
The 15-month Graduate Program combines 50% time in your home department with 50% dedicated program activities, giving you broad exposure across Volvo Group. Through local and international rotations, short-term assignments, and targeted training in areas such as operations, engineering, and purchasing, you will build a strong understanding of our business, brands and strategy. The program also includes direct customer exposure and encourages collaboration, knowledge-sharing and an end-to-end mindset, enabling you to contribute to transformation across the organization from day one.
Your future team
The Exhaust Aftertreatment organization is part of After-Treatment Technology within Trucks Technology and Industrialization (TTI). We provide state-of-the-art research, engineering, product planning and project execution of complete products, for all customers. Our organization of 82 people consists of the following groups: Catalyst & Filter, On-Board Diagnostic, Simulation, Software Controls, Calibration, Verification, and Hardware development to support the powertrain system. We develop the complete exhaust aftertreatment system solution including hardware, software control & diagnostics, and aftermarket services, to support the powertrain system and customers globally.
We are a diverse team, speaking Swedish and English daily. We focus heavily on teamwork, energy, and respect for the individual. We work here with pride and fun, valuing team spirit, work-life balance, people development, engineering challenges, and innovation. Our team promotes sustainability by not only creating after-treatment systems that are emissions compliant globally and maximizing customer uptime but also doing this to ensure we meet our commitment to making a better environment for the future.
How you’ll contribute
As an Exhaust After Treatment System (EATS) Engineer, you will contribute to the development of exhaust aftertreatment systems for new engines and customer-specific applications, delivering globally emissions-compliant technologies that improve customer uptime and support a more sustainable transport future.
This role is ideal for engineers who enjoy applying their technical expertise across a variety of activities and challenges.
As a Graduate Student for EATS, your responsibilities will include:
Being responsible for various developments to support our new engines and aftertreatment development, delivering sustainable solutions tailored to different market needs, meeting new emissions legislation, or addressing customer-specific requirements.
Being part of, or responsible for engine testing and development both in a laboratory or vehicle setting.
Investigate various problems, understand cause and effect mechanisms, recommend appropriate action, own problem resolution, and document results.
Apply and support the improvement of EATS development processes and tools.
Innovate different things around the Exhaust aftertreatment technology and concepts with respect to future certification requirements as a cross functional team.
Who are you?
We are looking for someone with a strong transformation and collaborative mindset who is eager to learn, explore, and understand the business. You thrive in dynamic environments, embrace new challenges and ambiguity, and take ownership of your own development and growth. With strong analytical skills, you take initiatives and drive tasks forward with determination while bringing fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to the team.
You enjoy building relationships and leveraging a global network to create impact while working collaboratively across teams and functions. In addition, you contribute to a culture of continuous learning by actively sharing knowledge, exchanging insights, and supporting the development of others.
In addition, we believe you have
A Master of Science in Mechatronic- or Chemical Engineering, or related field
A passion for working in a highly technical environment and a genuine interest in the automotive industry and propulsion systems
Some form of exposure to combustion engines, exhaust aftertreatment development, thermal management or automotive catalysis, for example through university courses, projects, work experience, internships or thesis work.
Ability to investigate technical problems and draw logical conclusions from data and events
Engine or vehicle testing experience is beneficial
Strong communication and presentation skills, and the ability to communicate complex ideas/topics clearly to diverse audiences
An innovative mindset with a passion for creating customer value
To qualify for the Graduate program, you
Have completed a master’s degree prior to the start of the program but not more than 3 years ago.
Should not have more than three years' full-time relevant working experience in the field prior to starting, excluding part-time work during studies.
Are fluent in English, both written and verbal.
Are willing to trav