Automotive Systems Diagnostic and troubleshooting Engineer

Role Overview
We are seeking an Automotive Systems Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Engineer to diagnose vehicle systems independently, troubleshoot and repair electrical systems, and create comprehensive guided troubleshooting content for automotive applications.
Core Responsibilities
Diagnose electronic, mechanical, and electrical system problems in vehicles using industry-standard testers and diagnostic tools, including OBD-II scanners, multimeters, and oscilloscopes
Identify and interpret Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) to understand specific error codes and determine root causes
Conduct comprehensive vehicle testing, including individual component testing and system validation
Create high-quality, informative, and engaging automotive diagnostic content using various authoring tools
Develop guided troubleshooting procedures and instructional materials based on hands-on diagnostic experience
Technical Expertise Required
Demonstrate strong knowledge of Gasoline, Diesel, Comfort, and Safety systems, including detailed workflow and operation of sensors and actuators
Understand automotive electrical system wiring diagrams, wire color codes, connectors, components, and their functionalities, including symbols and DIN standards
Apply proficiency with tools, equipment, and procedures related to component removal and refit to create informative instructional content
Maintain detailed documentation of system tests, removal and refit procedures, and results for reference and organizational guidelines
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with OE testers and OE descriptions
Knowledge of OBD-II standards and guided troubleshooting methodologies
Familiarity with Hybrid and Electric Vehicle (HV/EV) systems
Relevant certification in Automotive Mechatronics
Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Systems certification (Level 2 and Level 3)
BE/ B. Tech/ ME/ M. Tech- Automobile/Mechanical

Employment type
Full-time

Work arrangement
No