Kevin Kaltenmark
About Kevin Kaltenmark
Kevin Kaltenmark is a Component Test Engineer at Allison Transmission, where he has worked since 2020. He specializes in testing e-Axle components and systems, conducting various durability and validation tests.
Work at Allison Transmission
Kevin Kaltenmark has been employed at Allison Transmission since 2020, currently serving as a Component Test Engineer. His role involves conducting various tests to ensure the durability and functionality of components. He previously held two internship positions at Allison Transmission, first as a Product Engineering Intern for three months in 2018 and then as a Quality Engineering Intern for seven months in 2019. His experience at Allison Transmission spans multiple aspects of engineering, focusing on testing and validation processes.
Education and Expertise
Kevin Kaltenmark earned a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University, completing his studies from 2016 to 2020. His education provided a solid foundation in engineering principles, which he applies in his current role at Allison Transmission. His expertise includes conducting various tests related to component durability and performance, particularly in the context of e-Axle systems and components.
Background
Kevin Kaltenmark has a background in mechanical engineering, having pursued his degree at Purdue University. His professional journey began with internships at Allison Transmission, where he gained hands-on experience in product and quality engineering. This experience laid the groundwork for his current position as a Component Test Engineer, where he applies his academic knowledge to real-world engineering challenges.
Testing Responsibilities
In his role as a Component Test Engineer at Allison Transmission, Kevin Kaltenmark conducts a variety of testing procedures. He performs clutch pressure cycle durability tests and engages in un-sprung component vibration testing. His responsibilities also include testing pump durability, validating pressure switches and transducers, and conducting axle-level environmental testing. Additionally, he is involved in torque converter mapping and validation processes, ensuring that components meet performance standards.