Vehicle Operations Engineer (f/m/d)

For EVCO GmbH we are looking for a*n

Vehicle Operations Engineer (f/m/d)

location: Ulm Start: ab sofort

Tasks

· Be in charge of test and demonstration vehicles after commissioning, and before/after test & validation activities
· Provide transparency of the vehicle status. Define necessary activities and reasonable deadlines to maintain vehicle availability in required condition
· Act as “flying doctor” vehicle commissioning, test & validation as well as marketing including but not limited to vehicle handling, failure reporting, problem resolution and maintenance
· Plan, coordinate and track any hardware or software changes on vehicles
· Troubleshoot and analyze low voltage electrical/electronic and mechanical issues, using documentation, instrumentation, and input from the engineer
· Thoroughly and efficiently document issues and support root cause investigations
· Handling electric and hybrid vehicles, incl. HV safety procedures

Requirements

· Bachelor or Master Degree in Electrical, Controls, or Mechanical Engineering
· Several years of experience in vehicle operations, technical assistance and field test activities. Experience as a flying doctor is a plus.
· Truck or Automotive Testing Experience; FCEV and/or BEV is a plus.
· Experience with automotive/OEM diagnose tools and CAN tools (Vector CANape, ETAS INCA, etc.)
· Certification of HV training.
· Availability for regular business trips, mainly within Europe
· Experience with automotive communication protocols and electrical architectures
· Good understanding of system/component design/development processes
· Good communication and time management skills
Benefits: ● Excellent future prospects through internal training program ● Attractive payment according to IG Metall collective agreement ● 30 vacation days per year ● Company pension scheme ● Pleasant working atmosphere ● Flexible working hours & mobile working
Ready for new paths?
Please note, that Candidates must have current work authorization for Germany or at least meet the formal requirements to receive a work permit.