Autonomous Vehicle Diagnostics & Calibration Specialist

TSMG

Stockholms kommun

On-site

SEK 550,000 - 850,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

TSMG seeks a Self-Driving Systems Specialist to support diagnostics, calibration, configuration, and technical readiness of self-driving systems used in autonomous vehicles and robotaxi fleets across Europe.

You will work with Senior Technicians, AV Operations Leads, Safety Operators, Depot Specialists, engineering teams, and fleet operations to identify issues, execute structured troubleshooting, and support reliable operation of autonomous vehicle platforms.

Qualifications

Minimum 3+ years of experience in automotive electronics, diagnostics, embedded systems, robotics, technical support, or complex technical systems.
Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills.
Experience working with vehicle electronics, sensors, control systems, or advanced technical hardware.
Comfortable following structured software procedures and technical workflows.
Ability to work with diagnostic tools, logs, technical documentation, and engineering instructions.
High attention to detail and strong procedural discipline.
Good communication skills and ability to work with cross-functional technical teams.
Fluent English.

Responsibilities

Diagnose and troubleshoot self-driving system issues affecting autonomous vehicle performance and fleet readiness.
Investigate technical problems related to cameras, LiDAR, radar, GPS/GNSS, compute units, sensors, connectivity modules, wiring, and autonomous driving hardware.
Execute structured diagnostic procedures to identify root causes of SDS hardware, software, and configuration issues.
Support advanced troubleshooting for autonomous vehicle faults that impact testing, commercial operations, or robotaxi fleet availability.
Escalate complex technical cases to engineering teams with clear findings and supporting documentation.
Inspect, repair, replace, and validate SDS hardware components installed on autonomous vehicles.
Support installation and verification of cameras, LiDAR units, radar sensors, compute hardware, sensor mounts, antennas, and related components.
Confirm that autonomous driving hardware is correctly installed, secured, clean, functional, and ready for operation.
Collaborate with Senior Technicians on vehicle-level issues involving both standard automotive systems and SDS components.
Ensure all hardware work is completed according to strict safety, quality, and technical procedures.
Perform software updates, configuration changes, and system validation checks for autonomous driving systems.
Execute defined software procedures using diagnostic tools, command-line tools, configuration files, or engineering-provided workflows.
Verify successful software installation and confirm that the SDS is operational before the vehicle returns to service.
Support troubleshooting of software-related issues affecting autonomous vehicle behavior, system communication, or operational readiness.
Maintain accurate records of software versions, configurations, updates, and validation results.
Perform calibration and verification activities for autonomous vehicle sensors and self-driving system components.
Support calibration workflows involving cameras, LiDAR, radar, localization systems, and other perception-related hardware.
Validate that the self-driving system is functioning correctly after maintenance, software updates, hardware replacement, or vehicle service.
Assist engineering teams with data collection, calibration testing, and system performance verification.
Ensure autonomous vehicles meet technical readiness requirements before returning to robotaxi operations or on-road testing.