Vehicle engineer and electric vehicle installer

We are seeking an automotive technology specialist for a diverse range of vehicle maintenance, repair, electrical, and diagnostic tasks.

The role involves identifying technical faults in passenger cars and vans, diagnosing electrical systems, repairing and replacing electronic components, and performing general vehicle maintenance and repairs.

Key responsibilities include, among others:

Troubleshooting and repairing vehicle electrical systems.

Diagnosing engine management systems and other electronic systems.

Reading and analyzing diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) and pinpointing faults.

Inspecting and replacing sensors, wiring harnesses, control units, and electrical components.

Troubleshooting engines, transmissions, and other technical systems.

Performing mechanical repairs and maintenance.

Conducting scheduled vehicle maintenance and tasks in accordance with manufacturers' service programs.

Troubleshooting vehicle safety systems, such as ABS, ESP, and ADAS.

Using electronic diagnostic, measurement, and testing equipment.

Documenting repair work and preparing technical repair reports.

Assessing repair requirements and planning technical solutions.

Required Qualifications

A qualification in the automotive sector, vehicle technology, or automotive engineering—or equivalent expertise gained through work experience. Good knowledge of vehicle electrical and electronic systems.

Experience in using vehicle diagnostic equipment.

Ability to perform independent technical troubleshooting and problem-solving.

Proficiency in mechanical repair and maintenance work.

A diligent and responsible approach to work.

Expert-level competency requirements

The role requires strong specialized expertise in automotive technology, as well as the ability to perform independent and complex technical problem-solving.

The employee is expected to possess:

In-depth knowledge of electrical and electronic systems in modern vehicles.

Advanced diagnostic skills and the ability to analyze complex vehicle faults.

Knowledge of engine management systems, control units, and data communication buses (CAN bus).

The ability to interpret technical wiring diagrams and manufacturer repair instructions.

Competence in planning and implementing technical repair solutions.

The ability to assess the technical condition of vehicles and determine necessary repair measures.

A readiness for independent expert work and the resolution of technical problems.

The role places particular emphasis on expert-level knowledge, technical analytical skills, independent decision-making, and comprehensive mastery of automotive technology. Employment type: Full-time. Working hours: 37.5–40 hours per week. Duration: Permanent (until further notice). Location: Employers workshop/repair facility. Compensation: In accordance with the collective agreement and the agreed-upon skill level.