What are the responsibilities and job description for the OBD and Safety Diagnostic Calibration Engineer position at Saicon?
Key Responsibilities
- Development and implementation of diagnostic requirements for Powertrain components (Engine, Transmission, Electrified and Hybrid Powertrain, etc.) and ensure compliance with CARB regulations.
- Receive high level functional and technical safety requirements from Powertrain SDO team, develop Functional and Technical Safety concepts and architectures to ensure compliance with ISO 26262. Support in implementation of these for each Powertrain component.
- Support After Sales team with inputs for creation/review of the Diagnostic Synthesis Table (DST)/Technical Specification Document (TSD) for MAKE/BUY components.
- Bachelor's degree in electrical, mechanical or controls engineering, Computer Information, or other suitable engineering degree from a university.
- Good multi-tasking ability, organized.
- Experience with cross regional teams.
- Driver’s license in region for vehicle testing.
- Experience in Powertrain development with domain knowledge in either Conventional or electrified powertrain.
- Experience in developing diagnostic requirements and software implementation in line with OBD II regulations.
- Good understanding of DTC proposal requirements, MiL and other warning lamp requirements, AECD requirements.
- Experience in Functional Safety development and knowledge of ISO 26262. Experience in reviewing HARA, creating FSC and TSC, ASIL requirements and decomposition. Experience in FMEA, FMEDA and FTA.
- Knowledge of SAE standards like SAE J1979, SAE J2012, SAE J1968, ISO26262.
- Experience in various CAN communication protocols and usage of tools like CANalyzer, etc.
- Experience with calibration tools like INCA and MDA.
- Experience in HiL validation.
- High level of proficiency in English (speaking, reading, writing).