Function Specialist Application
Pubblicato il 05-10-2026 - SmartRecruiters in Piemonte
- Compensation: EUR 30,000 - EUR 40,000 - yearly
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Job DescriptionWhat will you be responsible for?
You will join the Engineering team in Turin,
supporting the application, calibration, validation, and performance optimization of specific powertrain control functions in real-world environments.
- You will calibrate powertrain control functions on the RB control unit, ensuring the delivery of validated software subsets in line with project timelines and quality requirements.
- You will support the development and efficiency improvement of calibration activities, including the training and application of AI models.
- You will provide first-line technical support for issues identified during field tests, test-bench activities, vehicle testing, and customer fleet operations.
- You will act as a technical interface between internal development teams, project stakeholders, and customers for the assigned functions.
- You will perform diagnostic and validation activities and support OEM-related integration tasks.
- You will contribute to the analysis of technica