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Tier-1 employer and metro location increase competition, but niche automotive diagnostic skills reduce applicant density.
Highly specialized OEM tester tools, vehicle protocols, and on-vehicle validation limit cross-industry transferability.
Many mandatory OEM tester proficiencies and protocol knowledge make candidate filtering highly stringent.
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Perform hands-on vehicle diagnostics, troubleshooting, and service in OEM dealerships and workshops.
Develop and map end-to-end automotive diagnostic content for aftermarket diagnostic tester software across multiple vehicle systems.
Conduct on-vehicle validation, benchmarking, reverse engineering, and create detailed test reports for aftermarket diagnostic testers.
Minimum 2 years of hands-on experience in automotive diagnostics and troubleshooting.
Strong knowledge of vehicle systems, diagnostic testers (e.g., VIDA, Xentry, GDS, ADT, etc.), and communication protocols (CAN, CAN FD, DoIP, UDS, J1939).
Proficiency with Bosch Aftermarket Diagnostic Tool - ESI [tronic] and analyzer/simulation tools like Vector HSX/HS+.
Education: B.E/B.Tech in Automotive Engineering or equivalent.
Experienced in handling and interpreting OE system descriptions, service & repair manuals for troubleshooting and diagnostics.
Capable of independent diagnostic tester operation and developing diagnostic content and workflows using IDEs like BDX or Grade-X.
Comfortable working with global software engineering teams and in-field testing at OEM dealerships requiring travel.