Junior Calibration Sub Project Manager
Pubblicato il 10-10-2026 - Bosch in Torino
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What will you be responsible for?
- You will join the Engineering team in Turin, contributing to calibration and development activities related to the transition to a new control unit.
- You will coordinate project activities related to the transition to the new control unit,
supporting the achievement of project timelines, priorities, and deliverables.
- You will collaborate with the different calibration teams involved in EPM, Knock, UEGO, HEGO, and ASMOD, ensuring effective technical and operational coordination.
- You will perform I/O calibration activities, test-bench testing, and vehicle troubleshooting.
- You will support engine and vehicle development through experimental validation activities and analysis of test results.
- You will analyze fleet data, identify potential issues, and contribute to defining the relevant corrective actions.
- You will be directly involved in customer interactions for the management of technical and project-related topics.
- You will collaborate with international teams and internal and external stakeholders, contributing to the achievement of project objectives.
- Education: Degree in Mechanical, Energy, Electronic Engineering, or a re