Troubleshoot and debug issues in the field, and trace failures to correct subsystems

Develop and perform corrective and preventative actions for top failure modes

Hands-on work with mechanical, electrical, and software systems to diagnose, repair, and root cause issues seen across our fleet.

Maintain, repair and upfit mechanical, electrical and software systems to contribute and improve to fleet-wide uptime

Lead and support engineering test activities by applying engineering practices, principles, and various analysis tools to achieve performance targets and standards

Provide feedback and inspect hardware quality at various levels and resolve manufacturing/build issues.

Create and review documentation such as drawings, schematics, build instructions, and incoming hardware quality tests/checks

Safely operate company vehicles as an essential function of the position

Maintain a clean driving record that meets requirements for coverage under the company's auto insurance policy.

What you'll bring:

Strong technical background. 2+ years of experience as a technician in the autonomous, automotive, aerospace or related industry.

You are confident with automotive electronics and are familiar with communication protocols and tools such as Ethernet, CAN, LIN, 100BASE-T1.

Vehicle Electrical Integration Technician

Responsibilities

Qualification

Required

Preferred

Benefits

Company

Kodiak

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