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Tier-1 employer and metro location increase applicants despite niche automotive diagnostics skill demand.
Specialized automotive diagnostics and ECU programming skills limit transferability across industries.
Role demands specific automotive diagnostic, ECU flashing, ODX/OTX and programming skills, increasing filter strictness.
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Develop and enhance vehicle diagnostic procedures, including programming, configuration, and adaptation for both standard and remote diagnostics.
Test, validate, and document diagnostic procedures and control unit functions, collaborating with international teams and using simulations.
Develop ECU flashing procedures for control units and conduct component testing; manage service data package verification and vehicle function retrofitting processes.
Strong knowledge of Gasoline, Diesel, Comfort & Safety systems with detailed understanding of sensors, actuators, and related workflows.
Experience diagnosing electronic, mechanical, and electrical vehicle systems using diagnostic tools such as OBD-II scanners, multimeters, and oscilloscopes.
Basic programming knowledge, ideally in C#; proficiency with MS Office applications.
Degree: B.E/B.Tech or M.E/M.Tech in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Vehicle Technology, or comparable qualification.
Experienced in vehicle diagnostics development and testing processes, including remote diagnostics and ECU flashing.
Capable of collaborating with international teams and handling technical documentation and presentations related to diagnostics.
Customer-focused with effective English communication skills for stakeholder management and potentially interested or capable in advanced automotive diagnostic content creation tools like Grade-X and DiagStudio.