Electrical Diagnostician

• Act as the primary technical contact for modules and software concerns in the plant, providing daily support to protect uptime, quality, and customer experience.
• Support achievement of quality metrics for EFTQ, DRR, and GCA by providing electrical sufficiency and leadership on module and software-related issues.
• Utilize standardized processes and systems ( PRTS, SPPS, GSIP ) to document, track, and resolve electrical and module concerns, ensuring clear ownership and durable corrective actions.
• Problem solve and analyze test data, vehicle logs, snapshots, and CAN bus traces to direct root cause, assign ownership, and validate repair effectiveness.
• Champion Electrical BoO elements related to modules (e.g., Module Scrap Tracking, No Trouble Found, Team of Three) and ensure proper execution in the plant.
• Lead plant implementation of software and module changes (e.g., VeSCoM releases, TWO/EWO breakpoints, loose piece reflash activities) in partnership with GEPICS Coordinators, Software VSEs, CRT, and suppliers.
• Provide technical direction and support to Value Added Assemblers (VAAs) in developing and maintaining Bills of Operations related to modules to ensure consistent quality and performance.
• Communicate engineering changes, supplier feedback, and containment plans to production teams and VAAs, following up to confirm correct execution and performance in the field.
• Establish and maintain working relationships with suppliers and third-party providers, including oversight of supplier test equipment and work instructions for containment in the plant.

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related technical field
• or equivalent combination of education and substantial automotive electrical experience.
• Minimum 3 years previous experience with automotive electrical sub-systems, modules, and software in manufacturing, product engineering, or related environments.
• Proven ability to independently root cause complex module and software issues using structured data analysis, diagnostic tools, and standardized processes.
• Demonstrated proficiency with electrical diagnostic tools and systems (e.g., GDS2/MDI, PRTS, SPPS, GSIP) and the ability to interpret and act on vehicle logs and test data.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with a track record of making timely, data-driven decisions in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
• Excellent interpersonal and team-building skills with the ability to influence and collaborate across Product Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, Suppliers, and plant operations.
• Strong written and oral communication skills, including the ability to translate highly technical content into clear direction and summaries for non-technical stakeholders.

• Deep knowledge of GEPICS/SPR, software release processes, VeSCoM, and their integration with plant operations and change management (TWO/EWO).
• Experience leading cross-functional problem-solving teams that include suppliers, third-party providers, and internal engineering to resolve systemic module or software concerns.
• Demonstrated success in developing and implementing Bills of Operations and work instructions related to modules and software-containing components.
• DVT experience or advanced Electrical Engineering background focused on vehicle electrical architecture, communication networks, and embedded controllers.
• Strong analytical/problem-solving skills with proven capability to identify, implement, and sustain effective solutions to recurring module and software issues.
• Thorough knowledge of manufacturing quality systems and requirements and how they influence electrical and software robustness in the finished vehicle.
• Strong working knowledge of GMS, BIQ4 deliverables, and how manufacturing requirements impact software, module integration, and vehicle build processes.

Relocation benefits (eligible)