Operability Engineer - Fleet & OTA Diagnostics
SARACA
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Job summary
SARACA's automotive client in Auburn Hills, MI seeks an experienced Operability Engineer to lead fleet operations and vehicle software activities, including software deployments, diagnostics, and root cause analysis. You will coordinate OTA updates, ensure vehicle readiness, and drive continuous improvements across fleet and software programs.
The ideal candidate has hands-on experience with CAN tooling, troubleshooting operability concerns, and collaborating with cross-functional engineering
Qualifications
- Experience in fleet management and vehicle operations.
- Strong knowledge of OTA (Over-the-Air) updates.
- Hands-on vehicle diagnostics and troubleshooting experience.
- Analytical mindset with root cause investigation skills.
- Excellent communication and coordination abilities.
- Experience with automotive software deployment and release validation preferred.
Responsibilities
- Lead and coordinate fleet operations and vehicle software activities.
- Manage software deployment, diagnostics, and root cause analysis.
- Coordinate OTA/software deployments and validate releases.
- Monitor fleet readiness and provide status reporting.
- Escalate issues and drive corrective actions across teams.
- Support audit activities and compliance requirements.
- Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams to improve operations and software quality.
- Drive continuous process improvements across fleet and software programs.
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Job description
SARACA's automotive client in Auburn Hills, MI seeks an experienced Operability Engineer to lead fleet operations and vehicle software activities, including software deployments, diagnostics, and root cause analysis. You will coordinate OTA updates, ensure vehicle readiness, and drive continuous improvements across fleet and software programs.
The ideal candidate has hands-on experience with CAN tooling, troubleshooting operability concerns, and collaborating with cross-functional engineering
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