Technical expert focused on vehicle motion control and safety controllers, ensuring operational uptime and reliability of safety-critical ECUs and fleet.
Compensation
$75 – $78/hr on W2 (All inclusive)
Responsibilities
Serve as the primary technical point of contact for real-time escalations involving the vehicle's primary and backup motion-control units, including controller faults, unreachable or unresponsive controllers, and failed resets.
Conduct in-depth root cause analysis to implement both interim and permanent corrective actions on motion-control and safety-controller faults.
Diagnose and resolve complex issues across the primary motion controller's dual-processor architecture (compute and monitor processors) and the backup controller's takeover path, including fail-operational behavior and safe-stop (minimal-risk maneuver) execution.
Diagnose network and gateway faults in the motion-control domain, including CAN, CAN-to-Ethernet gateway communication, and bus error conditions that lock up or stale controller messaging.
Troubleshoot command and feedback paths between the primary compute and the motion-control units, and between those units and downstream ECUs (e.g., body, thermal, powertrain, and chassis controllers).
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering
This position is tailored for an experienced, high-level Senior Field Service Technician who will serve as a technical expert and leader in supporting complex vehicle repairs and field operations.
Compensation
The hourly range for this role is $36.18 - $68.44 for New York based applicants.
Responsibilities
Perform bumper-to-bumper diagnostics, complex repairs, installations, and inspections on vehicles both inside service centers and in field settings
Provide high-level diagnostic guidance to field service teams and perform remote diagnostics or repairs
Coach, mentor, and train junior technicians and internal partners
Utilize specialized diagnostic tools (e.g., PICO-Scope, PCAN, Kavaser Memorator, breakout boxes) to resolve complex electrical, high-voltage, and network faults
Conduct thorough road tests to verify repair quality and champion continuous improvement processes
Requirements
High School Diploma, GED, or recognized equivalency credential preferred
Graduation from an accredited automotive repair school or vocational program preferred
This position is tailored for an experienced, high-level Senior Field Service Technician who will serve as a technical expert and leader in supporting complex vehicle repairs and field operations.
Compensation
The hourly range for this role is $32.32 to $61.73 for Iowa based applicants.
Responsibilities
Perform bumper-to-bumper diagnostics, complex repairs, installations, and inspections on vehicles both inside service centers and in field settings
Provide high-level diagnostic guidance to field service teams and perform remote diagnostics or repairs
Coach, mentor, and train junior technicians and internal partners
Utilize specialized diagnostic tools (e.g., PICO-Scope, PCAN, Kavaser Memorator, breakout boxes) to resolve complex electrical, high-voltage, and network faults
Conduct thorough road tests to verify repair quality and champion continuous improvement processes
Requirements
High School Diploma, GED, or recognized equivalency credential preferred
Graduation from an accredited automotive repair school or vocational program preferred
Electrical Systems Diagnostics Engineer focused on diagnostics and root cause analysis for public vehicle fleets.
Compensation
Salary: $115-135k
Responsibilities
Serve as the highest-level escalation point for complex electrical, electronic, and network issues on public vehicles
Utilize CAN tools and advanced diagnostic equipment to interrogate vehicle networks, pinpoint communication faults, and isolate hardware/software anomalies
Analyze vehicle log data to reconstruct failure events and identify system-level electrical faults
Develop and document standardized diagnostic procedures and troubleshooting trees for the technician team
Lead cross-functional RCA investigations for systemic or high-severity electrical failures using industry-standard methodologies
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or a closely related technical field
This position is tailored for an experienced, high‑level Senior Field Service Technician who will serve as a technical expert and leader in supporting complex vehicle repairs and field operations.
Compensation
The hourly range for this role is $33.29 - $62.96 for Washington based applicants.
Responsibilities
Perform bumper‑to‑bumper diagnostics, complex repairs, installations, and inspections on vehicles both inside service centers and in field settings
Provide high‑level diagnostic guidance and remote troubleshooting for field service teams
Coach, mentor, and train junior technicians and internal partners
Utilize specialized diagnostic tools to resolve complex electrical, high‑voltage, and network faults
Conduct thorough road tests to verify repair quality and champion continuous improvement processes
Requirements
High School Diploma
GED
Recognized equivalency credential
Accredited automotive repair school or vocational program
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