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Michigan Atlantic Services
Vehicle Reflasher
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What they do
An Electrical Engineering Technician helps engineers design and develop electrical and electronic equipment. Assists with diagrams and specifications for design, construction of product prototypes, testing and calibration, technical problem solving, equipment repair and maintenance.
$70,622 / year median in Illinois
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Vehicle Reflasher Michigan Atlantic Services Chicago, IL Job Details Contract $18 - $20 an hour 2 days ago Qualifications Computer operation Controller area network (CAN) bus Electronic control units (ECU) Automotive diagnostic scan tool usage Electrical schematic reading and interpretation Equipment troubleshooting Windows High school diploma or GED Manufacturing facility experience Analysis skills Automotive electrical faults troubleshooting Electrical layout diagram interpretation Computer networking Trade school Computer skills Technical troubleshooting support Analytical thinking Factory experience Full Job Description Vehicle Reflasher Job Summary The Vehicle Reflasher is responsible for programming, updating, and validating electronic control units (ECUs) and software on vehicles throughout the manufacturing process. This role ensures that all vehicle modules are flashed with the correct software calibrations, meet engineering specifications, and are production-ready before leaving the assembly plant. The Vehicle Reflasher works closely with Manufacturing, Quality, Engineering, and Information Technology teams to diagnose programming issues and maintain production efficiency. Key Responsibilities Perform software flashing and calibration updates on vehicle electronic control modules using manufacturer-approved diagnostic and programming equipment. Verify that all vehicle software versions meet engineering and production requirements. Diagnose and troubleshoot failed flash events, communication faults, and module programming errors. Document programming activities, software versions, and repair actions in plant tracking systems. Coordinate with Engineering and Quality departments to resolve software-related issues. Perform module replacements and reprogramming when required. Monitor production schedules to ensure vehicles are completed within required cycle times. Follow all plant safety procedures, quality standards, and standardized work instructions. Support new vehicle launches by validating software updates and assisting with process improvements. Escalate recurring software or hardware issues to appropriate engineering support teams. Maintain programming equipment, cables, batteries, and diagnostic tools in proper working condition. Required Qualifications High school diploma or GED required. Associate degree in Automotive Technology, Electronics, or related field preferred. Experience working in an automotive manufacturing or dealership environment preferred. Knowledge of vehicle electrical systems, CAN/LIN communication networks, and automotive electronic control modules. Familiarity with OEM diagnostic software and vehicle programming tools. Basic understanding of computer networking and Windows-based operating systems. Ability to read wiring diagrams, service information, and technical documentation. Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills. Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. Preferred Skills Experience with vehicle software flashing, ECU programming, or module configuration. Knowledge of manufacturing quality systems and standardized work. Excellent attention to detail and documentation skills. Strong communication and problem-solving abilities. Flexibility to work overtime, weekends, or rotating shifts as required. Physical Requirements Ability to stand and walk for extended periods. Lift up to 35 pounds as needed. Work in varying manufacturing plant conditions including heat, noise, and moving equipment. Safely operate diagnostic equipment, laptops, battery support units, and hand tools. Working Conditions Manufacturing or assembly plant environment. May require shift work, overtime, weekends, and holiday coverage based on production demands. Frequent interaction with production personnel, quality technicians, engineering staff, and maintenance teams. Performance Expectations Success in this role is measured by: High first-time programming success rate. Minimal software-related production delays. Accurate documentation and traceability. Compliance with safety and quality standards. Effective support of production schedules and new vehicle launches.
Pay:
$18.00 - $20.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 - 60.0 per week Ability toCommute:
Chicago, IL 60633 (Required)Work Location:
In personBenefits
- Dental Insurance