Technical On-site Resident Engineer

Core Responsibilities

• On-site customer coordination of all regional technical topics.
• Lead on-site Customer Technical Issues Tracking meetings.
• Reproduce issues reported by the customer and support root cause analysis.
• Aid in the collection of data and technical trouble shooting through initial analysis and data acquisition of anomalies or performance gaps.
• Document open issues related to customer development, customer meeting minutes, and support driving open issues to closure.
• Primary interface between Continental and Customer change control databases.
• Coordination of prototypes including scheduling, preparation, shipping, tracking, and invoicing.
• Interface with customer databases and systems.
• Contribute to spread the troubleshooting knowledge with other disciplines and residents.

Additional Responsibilities

• Primary interface to customer requirements.
• Tracking and communication of customer milestones or updates to customer timing cards.
• Technical trouble shooting through initial analysis and data acquisition of anomalies or performance gaps.
• Support Project Management for Technical approvals with the Customer.
• Provide critical timing or technical feedback to Project Team members.
• Oversee Customer Vehicle development needs and interfaces with Continental Project Teams (builds, retrofits, reflashing, etc...)

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering.
• Good knowledge and understanding of mechanical or electronic systems, with the ability to analyze technical problems.
• Proficient in using computers (MS Office), and various application-specific automotive and engineering test equipment.
• Proficient in English.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to clearly and concisely convey technical information to remote engineering teams.
• Strong interpersonal skills and a collaborative mindset suited for international teamwork.
• Effective organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously.
• Able to travel up to 10% of the time.
• Legal authorization to work in the U.S. is required.

Additional Ways To Stand Out

• 2-years of product development experience.
• 2-years of experience debugging software.
• 2-years of experience with vehicle communication tools.
• 2-years relevant automotive development and customer interactions experience.
• Understanding OEM (GM, Stellantis, Ford...) product release processes.
• Experience with Automotive Ethernet.
• Experience in ADAS or Automotive technology a plus.
• Knowledge of Aumovio development processes.
• Experience working effectively within an international team.