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Electric cars are no longer just a futuristic idea—they’re here, and they’re changing the way we think about driving. From Teslas on the highway to Ford’s electric F-150 pickup and Hyundai’s sleek Ioniq series, the shift toward electric vehicles (EVs) is picking up speed. But behind this big transformation is something you might not think about right away: batteries.

And with batteries comes an exciting new career path—the Automotive Battery Systems Engineer.

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An Automotive Engineer in Tool and Die Production and Maintenance specializes in designing, producing, and maintaining tools and dies used in the manufacturing of automotive components. This role focuses on ensuring that production processes are efficient, precise, and align with industry standards. Key responsibilities typically include:

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Metrology, the science of measurement, provides a standardized framework of units essential for connecting various human activities. In the automotive sector, there is a significant demand to create job roles focused on this discipline.

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The Key responsibilities of a Predictive Maintenance Engineer include: Data Analysis, Condition Monitoring, Model development, Collaboration, Continuous improvement and reporting

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The automotive industry plays a vital role in the global economy. Numerous plants manufacture parts and components for car production using a “just in time” delivery system. Any unplanned stoppage due to machine failures disrupts the entire supply chain, resulting in significant delays and costs. 

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