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Tier-1 brand and metro location increase competition, but niche automotive diagnostic specialization reduces applicant density.
Highly specialized automotive diagnostics (CAN/UDS, ECU flashing, OTX/ODX) limits cross-industry transferability.
Requires specialized automotive diagnostics, ECU flashing, tooling and content-authoring skills rather than just generic experience.
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Develop and enhance vehicle diagnostic procedures, including programming, configuration, and remote diagnostics for vehicles.
Perform ECU flashing, coding, and commissioning of control units, including testing and validation through simulation and analysis of test results.
Document, present, and report diagnostic and programming process results, ensuring accuracy and coordination with technical teams and stakeholders.
Hands-on experience in vehicle repair and maintenance, especially with Gasoline, Diesel, Comfort & Safety systems.
Strong knowledge of sensors, actuators, DTC identification, vehicle testing including use of OBD-II scanners, multimeters, oscilloscopes, and understanding automotive electrical system wiring diagrams.
Basic programming knowledge, ideally in C#; proficiency with MS Office applications.
Relevant degree: BE/B.Tech/ME/M.Tech in Automobile or Mechanical Engineering. Work Experience Required: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Experienced with vehicle diagnostic content development and ECU programming in a technical and testing environment involving simulation tools.
Comfortable working with diagnostic protocols (CAN, UDS), fault code standards, and vehicle system functionalities in coordination with international teams.
Able to deliver detailed documentation, effective communication in English, and interface directly with customers and stakeholders.