Junior Vehicle Diagnostics Engineer
Pubblicato il 13-10-2026 - BWI GROUP in Piemonte
BWI GROUP – Torino, Piemonte, Italia (Ibrido)
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BWI Group is a premier chassis supplier that designs and manufactures brake and suspension systems for the automotive market. We are a fast-paced, global organization working on advanced automotive technologies and vehicle control systems.
We are looking for Junior Automotive Diagnostic Engineers who are passionate about automotive technology and interested in developing their career in vehicle diagnostics and embedded systems.
If you are a recent graduate or have limited professional experience and you are curious about how modern vehicles communicate, diagnose faults and interact with external diagnostic tools, this could be the right opportunity for you.
You will join an international R&D; team and work on automotive diagnostic functions based on UDS (Unified Diagnostic Services – ISO 14229), CAN communication and embedded software,
supporting the development and validation of vehicle electronic systems.
What you will do
As a Junior Automotive Diagnostic Engineer, you will be involved in the development, integration and validation of automotive diagnostic functions.
Your activities will include:
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- Develop and maintain UDS diagnostic functions according to ISO 14229
- Work on diagnostic services such as:
- Diagnostic Session Control (0x10)
- ECU Reset (0x11)
- Read/Write Data by Identifier (0x22 / 0x2E)
- Security Access (0x27)
- Communication Control (0x28)
- Routine Control (0x31)
- Request Download / Transfer Data (0x34 / 0x36)
- Read DTC Information (0x19)
- Clear Diagnostic Information (0x14)
- Analyze and troubleshoot diagnostic communication over CAN/CAN FD
- Support the integration and testing of diagnostic software on automotive ECUs
- Analyze diagnostic traces and identify communication or software issues
- Support root-cause analysis of diagno