Vehicle Technician - Automotive Electrical Diagnostics

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indepth engineering solutionsAuburn Hills (MI)

Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics General Automotive Repair

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About the role

Job Title Vehicle Technician Job Description We are seeking a skilled Vehicle Technician with strong automotive electrical troubleshooting and diagnostic experience to support our corporate fleet operations. The ideal candidate will be hands-on, detail-oriented, and comfortable diagnosing complex electrical and mechanical vehicle issues while working closely with Engineering teams. Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair automotive electrical and mechanical systems Perform advanced electrical diagnostics using scan tools, multimeters, wiring diagrams, and diagnostic equipment Troubleshoot wiring, sensors, modules/ECUs, communication networks, and electrical faults Diagnose and resolve DTCs, intermittent electrical issues, and vehicle quality concerns Perform routine vehicle maintenance, inspections, and repairs Collaborate with Engineering to identify root causes of vehicle quality and performance issues Support vehicle testing, data collection, validation, and special engineering projects Accurately document diagnostic findings, repairs, and technical recommendations Follow all company safety, quality, and compliance procedures Requirements Proven experience as an Automotive Technician, Diagnostic Technician, Fleet Technician, or similar Strong hands-on automotive electrical troubleshooting and diagnostic experience Knowledge of vehicle electrical/electronic systems, sensors, modules, and communication networks Strong mechanical troubleshooting and repair skills Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, wiring diagrams, and service procedures Strong problem-solving and root-cause analysis skills Valid driver's license Must have your own professional toolbox

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