Technician Engineering

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What we offer:

At Magna, you can expect an engaging and dynamic environment where you can help to develop industry-leading automotive technologies. We invest in our employees, providing them with the support and resources they need to succeed. As a member of our global team, you can expect exciting, varied responsibilities as well as a wide range of development prospects. Because we believe that your career path should be as unique as you are.

As an engineering and manufacturing partner, Magna’s Complete Vehicle group helps traditional OEMs and new entrants to bring their automotive visions to life. At Magna, you will work in an innovative, international and dynamic team, always pursuing the goal of delivering high-quality products. We work in a diverse environment with global development opportunities. Together with our employees we constantly strive to create a better world of mobility.

Vehicle Engineering Technician - Prototype vehicle assembly and instrumentation

As a Vehicle Engineering Technician you will be responsible for a variety of tasks related to our fleet of engineering vehicles. You must have a strong mechanical, pneumatic & electrical aptitude and be able to diagnose, repair and replace a variety of often delicate components. You will be working closely with engineers and other technicians, collaborating and communicating in a fast-paced environment.

• Work with cross-functional teams of engineers and designers to implement or integrate new and developing systems.
• Capable of designing, fabricating, assembling, testing, deploying, repairing, troubleshooting various testing rigs and systems integrated into and independent of Waymo SDS vehicles.
• Demonstrate electrical skill set including Electrical diagnosis, harness creation, connector pinning / de-pinning and familiarity using a DVOM.
• Integrating, diagnosing and test support of multiple types of Instrumentation. Such as Pressure Transducers, Thermo-couples, Flow-meters, External Circuit boards, Relay’s, etc.
• Complete tasks outside of established processes when necessary and propose/implement creative solutions to unforeseen roadblocks.
• Complete reports, procedures, and tests to collect data for the Waymo engineering team.
• Demonstrate leadership alongside managers by providing exemplary hands-on skills, technical writing, and verbal communication practices.
• Service and troubleshoot self-driving systems, components, and integrated sensor stacks using internal proprietary tools.
• Diagnose OEM base vehicle systems and components using manufacturer-provided software and tools, specializing in CAN, LIN, and Flex Ray.
• Maintain fleet of Self Driving Vehicles including standard vehicle maintenance activities.
• Update work orders, spreadsheets, and reports to the appropriate teams.
• Good computer skills are a must as the job will require Flashing and diagnosis with a PC using various SW.

This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive. Employee may perform other related duties as necessary to meet the ongoing needs of the company.

5+ years experience in an automotive research/development environment. Strong diagnostic troubleshooting experience with OEM systems: high-level experience working with vehicles. CAN, Flexray, LIN, HVAC, cooling, chassis, electrical and suspension. Ability to adhere to a schedule of operating times for the assigned shift including, but not limited to, working on holidays, weekends, nights, and overtime as needed. Must be willing and able to travel on short notice to support fleet needs - could be up to 15% of the time.

Experience working in a matrix organization, thrives working in a rapidly changing and evolving environment, independently and with cross functional teams. Vehicle Prototype experience Experience with instrumentation (Pressure Transducers, Thermo-couples, Flow-meters, etc.) Good computer skills

A B.A., B.S. and/or an automotive technology degree. 4+ years experience as a shop lead/master tech. 5+ years experience in an automotive research/development environment. 2+ years experience working with ADAS systems and/or other self-driving systems preferred.. Ability to operate comfortably within and troubleshoot Linux based systems. Excellent multi-tasking. Diagnostic experience with embedded modules, self-driving systems and sensor stacks.