Job Description
Join our TIPM Rebuilders development team developing state-of-the-art remanufactured parts for Automotive applications.
Job Duties and Responsibilities
Reverse engineer CAN Bus messages and use to build test fixtures as well as find faults in firmware.
Research and develop methods to repair TIPMs and other rebuildable automotive components
Perform day-to-day hardware, mechanical and technical support to in house electronics technician team working on repairs and remanufacturing
· Retrofit and integrate automotive modules and solutions into secure test vehicles, benches and jigs used for software development, testing and automation.
· Design, prototype and build hardware harness and solutions for development and testing by reading and analyzing vehicle diagrams and working with cross-functional teams.
· Document and draw harness wiring schematics and author how-to guides to share, collaborate, and support in house technicians
· Perform assets management, tracking and periodic audits of development equipment, testing tools, lab equipment, tools, and test vehicles.
· Oversee engineering lab support and operations including lab space and organization, and lab safety and security protocols.
· Troubleshoot and repair broken or faulty harnesses.
· Flash and calibrate vehicle and bench modules to make sure they are up to date and properly configured.
Identify opportunities to innovate in our rebuild and repair processes, improve quality, and explore potential new product specialties that leverage our technical competencies.
· Provide periodic training on equipment usage, lab practices, and safely working within the lab environment with equipment and vehicles.
·Required Qualifications
CAN bus protocol understanding and development·
Experience designing and assembling test fixtures and jigs
· Experience procuring and keeping inventory of electronic parts, tools, and laboratory consumables
· Have a can-do attitude to learn hardware, software and mechanical aptitudes
· Flexible and comfortable working in a quickly changing environment
· Meticulous organizational skills
· Strong written and verbal interpersonal skills
· Experience with harness building (by hand) and repairing
· Experience with electro-mechanical lab equipment: soldering, multi-meter, spectrum analyzer, signal generator, oscilloscope, microscope, etc *is a plus.
Job Type: Full-time
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Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $40.00 - $50.00 per hour
Company Description
Started in our founder's garage just a few years ago, MAK'S has quickly grown to be among the largest and most sought-out providers of rebuilt and repaired TIPMs in the world. "TIPM" is an acronym for Totally Integrated Power Module, which is the fuse and relay box found in Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and RAM vehicles produced since 2002. Part computer, part junction block, this device is the vehicle's nerve and electric power distribution center. Our customers are consumers, mechanics, and dealers who have encountered any number of electrical vehicle faults. They seek our counsel to determine if the lies in the TIPM, and to help them purchase repairs or replacements and guide installation. Meanwhile, we master the schematics and technical details to differentiate ourselves as industry experts rebuilding MOPAR vehicle electronics.