Automotive Systems Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Engineer

About the role

As an Automotive Systems Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Engineer you will independently diagnose, troubleshoot and repair electrical and electronic systems in vehicles. You will also create high‑quality content for guided troubleshooting and documentation.

Key responsibilities

• Diagnose vehicle electrical, mechanical and electronic faults using OBD‑II scanners, multimeters, oscilloscopes and other test equipment.
• Identify and interpret Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) and generate detailed test reports.
• Create and maintain guided‑troubleshooting content, removal and refit procedures, and system documentation.
• Research and produce informative automotive content using various authoring tools.
• Conduct component‑level testing and validate sensor and actuator workflows for gasoline, diesel, comfort and safety systems.

Required profile

• BE/B.Tech/ME/M.Tech in Automobile or Mechanical Engineering.
• Relevant certification in Automotive Mechatronics is a plus.
• Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Systems certification (Level 2 or 3) is advantageous.

Required skills

• Vehicle diagnostic
• Guided troubleshooting of fault codes
• OBD‑II standards
• DIN wiring diagram standards
• Hybrid and Electric Vehicle (HV & EV) knowledge
• OE testers usage
• Automotive testing equipment (OBD‑II scanner, multimeter, oscilloscope)
• Automotive electrical system wiring diagram interpretation
• Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) identification
• Gasoline and Diesel system knowledge
• Comfort and Safety system knowledge
• Sensors and actuators understanding
• Removal and refit procedures