Vehicle Validation & Subjective Evaluation Specialist (Mexico)
Job Location:
Aguascalientes - Mexico
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Job Summary
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- Conduct vehicle road testing evaluation and benchmarking from the customer perspective in the Mexican market under real-world driving conditions.
- Identify analyze and report vehicle issues; work closely with Engineering and Quality teams to reproduce verify and support product improvements.
Perform road tests vehicle evaluations functional tests and benchmarking based on test plans and checklists.
Evaluate vehicle performance driving feel functionality reliability and overall customer experience.
Record analyze and report vehicle issues; support issue reproduction and technical verification.
Collect test data using cameras GPS OBD data loggers and other testing equipment.
Develop and execute suitable test routes and real-world driving scenarios for the Mexican market.
Manage and inspect test vehicles to ensure they are safe and ready for testing.
Strictly follow driving safety traffic regulations and product confidentiality requirements.
University degree or College diploma in Automotive Mechanical Mechatronics Electrical/Electronics Engineering or a related field.
Valid drivers license and at least 3 years of practical driving experience with a good driving record.
Experience in Vehicle Testing Vehicle Evaluation Automotive R&D Quality or Ride & Handling is an advantage.
Basic knowledge of vehicle systems automotive electronics CAN/LIN and OBD/diagnostics.
Strong observation analytical problem-solving and technical reporting skills.
Good English communication skills; Spanish is an advantage.
Careful disciplined safety-conscious adaptable and willing to work in field-testing environments.
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