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Tier-1 brand plus metro location but highly niche automotive diagnostics skillset reduces broad applicant density.
Role demands automotive-specific diagnostics, ECU programming, and standards, making skills poorly transferable across industries.
Many mandatory specialized skills (ECU flashing, ODX/OTX, automotive systems, diagnostic tooling) increase filtering strictness.
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Develop, enhance, and validate vehicle diagnostic procedures including remote diagnostics and ECU flashing processes.
Collaborate with ETAS associates in Germany for simulation testing, information research, and validation of diagnostic and programming processes.
Document, analyze, and present test results and maintain detailed procedure and system test documentation.
Strong knowledge of gasoline, diesel, comfort & safety vehicle systems including sensors and actuators workflows.
Experience diagnosing electronic, mechanical, and electrical vehicle systems using diagnostic tools (OBD-II scanners, multimeters, oscilloscopes).
Basic programming knowledge, ideally in C#; proficiency with MS Office applications.
Relevant engineering qualification (B.E/B.Tech or M.E/M.Tech in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Vehicle Technology, or comparable). Work Experience Required: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Operational expertise in vehicle repair, maintenance, and diagnostic content authoring with exposure to ECU programming and flashing.
Familiarity with diagnostic content authoring tools (e.g., GRADE-X, DiagStudio ODX Editor) and OTX diagnostic test sequence design is a plus.
Ability to collaborate effectively with international teams and manage technically detailed documentation for complex automotive diagnostic systems.