Junior Calibration Sub Project Manager

Bosch; Torino; On-site; EUR 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

A company performance-related bonus

Additional benefits

Job summary

Bosch in Turin, Italy, seeks a hands-on Calibration Engineer to contribute to ECU transition and validation. You will calibrate I/O, run test benches, troubleshoot, and support engine/vehicle development while coordinating across EPM, Knock, UEGO, HEGO, and ASMOD teams.

Travel about 20% is expected to align with project needs. Ideal candidates hold a degree in Mechanical, Energy, Electronic Engineering or related fields, with initial calibration experience and strong problem-solving skills in a

Qualifications

• Degree in Mechanical, Energy, Electronic Engineering, or related field.
• Hands-on calibration and ECU understanding, with testing and validation on benches or vehicles.
• Ability to coordinate activities and interact with multiple stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Join the Engineering team in Turin, contributing to calibration and development for the new control unit.
• Coordinate project activities to meet timelines, priorities and deliverables.
• Collaborate with calibration teams across EPM, Knock, UEGO, HEGO, and ASMOD for coordination.
• Perform I/O calibration, test-bench testing, and vehicle troubleshooting.
• Support engine and vehicle development through experimental validation and data analysis.
• Analyze fleet data to identify issues and define corrective actions.
• Interact with customers to manage technical and project-related topics.
• Collaborate with international teams and stakeholders to achieve project objectives.

Skills

Engine calibration

ECU systems

Software troubleshooting

Test bench testing

Vehicle testing

Data analysis

Project coordination

Education

Degree in Mechanical, Energy, Electronic Engineering, or related field

Job description

Let’s turn visions into reality. At Bosch, we shape the future by inventing high-quality technologies and services that spark enthusiasm and enrich people’s lives. Our areas of activity are every bit as diverse as our outstanding Bosch-teams around the world. Their creativity is the key to innovation through connected living, mobility or industry. Our responsibility goes far beyond ‘business’. We’re independent of stock markets and bound to the purpose of the Robert Bosch Foundation; our success directly benefits society, the environment, and future generations. Our promise to our associates is rock-solid: we grow together, we enjoy our work, and we inspire each other. Join in and feel the difference.

Let’s beremarkable!

Welcome to a place where your ideas lead to something big. Welcome to Bosch.

What will you be responsible for?

• You will join the Engineering team in Turin, contributing to calibration and development activities related to the transition to a new control unit.
• You will coordinate project activities related to the transition to the new control unit, supporting the achievement of project timelines, priorities, and deliverables.
• You will collaborate with the different calibration teams involved in EPM, Knock, UEGO, HEGO, and ASMOD, ensuring effective technical and operational coordination.
• You will perform I/O calibration activities, test-bench testing, and vehicle troubleshooting.
• You will support engine and vehicle development through experimental validation activities and analysis of test results.
• You will analyze fleet data, identify potential issues, and contribute to defining the relevant corrective actions.
• You will be directly involved in customer interactions for the management of technical and project-related topics.
• You will collaborate with international teams and internal and external stakeholders, contributing to the achievement of project objectives.

• Education: Degree in Mechanical, Energy, Electronic Engineering, or a related field.
• Experience and technical skills: You have gained initial experience in engine calibration and have a good understanding of ECU systems. You are familiar with software troubleshooting, testing, and validation activities on test benches and/or vehicles.
• Organizational skills: You have good coordination, problem-solving, and prioritization skills. You are able to work in a structured way and interact effectively with different stakeholders and technical teams.
• Personality: You have a practical, hands-on mindset and are proactive, curious, and solution-oriented. You are comfortable working in a dynamic environment combining laboratory activities, data analysis, vehicle testing, and direct customer interaction.
• Languages: Fluent in Italian and good command of English.
• Availability: You are willing to travel for business purposes, approximately 20% of the time.

In line with our compensation policies, the gross annual salary (RAL) for this position lies within the range € 30.000 - €40.000 for a 40-hour work week.

• A company performance-related bonus
• Additional benefits.

We look forward to discussing the full details of our compensation package and career development opportunities with you during the application process.