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The Automotive Cybersecurity Advisor leads the assessment and review of automotive cybersecurity processes, ensuring compliance with relevant standards. Responsibilities include client interaction, project management, training, report writing, and business development in the field of cybersecurity.

The role involves assisting in project engineering tasks, collaborating with teams, supporting project managers, and contributing to technical documentation and reporting.

The Electronics Engineer will manage projects from scope determination to technical communication with clients, ensuring compliance with UL requirements, developing test methods, and coordinating laboratory activities. Responsibilities include providing technical assistance, overseeing project management, and addressing client issues. Frequent travel may be required for tests at client sites.

The Automotive Cybersecurity Advisor will conduct assessments and audits of automotive cybersecurity processes, ensuring compliance with relevant standards. Responsibilities include leading client projects, providing expert guidance, conducting training, managing project scopes, and reporting. The role requires close interaction with clients and proactive industry trend identification.

The Engineer Project Associate will determine project scopes, develop investigation plans, communicate with clients about technical issues, and coordinate test programs. Additionally, they will ensure compliance with UL requirements, manage laboratory activities, and resolve engineering issues. Responsibilities include serving as project handler, preparing reports, and integrating continuous improvement techniques.

The Senior Project Engineer role involves determining project scope and specifications, coordinating laboratory activities, providing technical assistance to clients, and developing new testing methods. The engineer will interact with clients to resolve issues, manage complex projects while adhering to compliance standards, and train staff.

The Mechanical Design Engineer will design and maintain mechanical systems for testing laboratories, focusing on HVAC, plumbing, and safety protocols. Responsibilities include equipment selection, installation, troubleshooting, and ensuring compliance with safety standards. The role involves collaboration with various engineering disciplines and creating technical documentation.