Bosch was founded in Stuttgart in 1886 by Robert Bosch (1861-1942) and for more than 130 years has been distinguished by a unique corporate culture based on solid values that drive us to improve every day. Our products, present in a wide variety of fields, contribute to improve the quality of life of millions of people.
Job Description
The Resident Engineer serves as the primary on-site technical liaison and customer contact for all Bosch Chassis Controls systems. This role acts as the direct technical interface between OEM engineering teams and Bosch general project teams.
Major Tasks Include
On-Site Collaboration & Liaison
Act as the primary on-site liaison between Bosch and OEM project managers, operating as an integrated member of the OEM scrum team with a consistent presence on OEM campuses.
Maintain scheduling flexibility to support location rotations across engineering center in Mexico City, OEM Plant in Hermosillo, Guadalajara and Plymouth sites as required.
Proactively engage cross-functional stakeholders to drive open technical topics to rapid closure.
Represent Bosch in key alignment meetings, including OEM project meetings, Hard Rocks and debugging meetings.
Technical Troubleshooting & Integration
Troubleshoot and debug vehicles and test benches, including wiring verification, retrieving diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), and capturing vehicle log data.
Perform hands-on vehicle integration tasks, including flash-updating Bosch Electronic Brake Control software, debugging CAN communication issues, and supporting service build/bleed procedures.
Diagnose and generate log files for debug purposes on bench/vehicle test properties.
Support sales team with part flashing and delivery.
Collaborate with the OEM Performance Engineer to coordinate comprehensive vehicle updates across Bosch software and supporting OEM systems.
Release, Tracking, & Change Management
Own/support issue-resolution lifecycle by writing, issuing, and tracking engineering work orders, and