We are looking for a hands-on engineer who is comfortable reading ECU binary data and CAN logs as well as writing cloud-based C# services.
In this role, you will develop cloud features that interact with vehicle control modules, process firmware binaries, perform checksum validation, and help support field engineers by troubleshooting complex diagnostic issues.
You will develop and maintain cloud services/APIs in C# / .NET to integrate with our scan tools.
You will handle support engineering tickets, working closely with field engineers and customers.
You will analyze CAN logs and use sniffer tools such as Vehicle Spy to diagnose communication issues.
You will work with PCM binaries, including parsing and checksum calculations.
You will understand and troubleshoot UDS, J1939, and OEM-specific protocols.
You will collaborate with embedded developers, review C code, and assist with firmware-related problem solving.
You will implement secure and efficient cloud-to-device data transfer solutions.
Requirements:
You must have C# / .NET cloud application development experience.
You should have the ability to read and understand C code for debugging and collaboration.
A strong understanding of CAN bus communication and related protocols (UDS, J1939) is required.
You must have experience analyzing CAN traffic with tools like Vehicle Spy, PCAN, or similar.
Knowledge of ECU/TCU firmware formats and checksum algorithms is necessary.
Experience with cloud platforms such as Azure, AWS, or GCP is required.
You should possess strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
Benefits:
The job offers the opportunity to work on innovative cloud features that directly impact vehicle diagnostics and performance.
You will gain experience in a dynamic environment that combines cloud technology with automotive engineering.
The position allows for collaboration with a team of skilled engineers and developers, enhancing your professional growth.
You will have the chance to troubleshoot and solve complex issues, providing valuable support to field engineers and customers.