Chief Engineer - SW Uptime & Quality
About this role
Role Summary
At Software Defined Scania, our mission is to safeguard Scania’s premium product value through software-driven functionality - ensuring the driver and customer remain at the centre of everything we do.
We are now looking for a Chief Engineer within Software Defined Scania, with focus on quality, uptime, troubleshooting and continuous improvement in software-defined vehicles.
In this role, you will be one of Scania’s key technical experts in ensuring that new and existing software functionality delivers real customer value - not only by adding new features, but by making sure they work reliably, can be serviced efficiently, and contribute to high uptime for our customers.
This role is located in Södertälje, Sweden, and is part of a growing area where we are building new capabilities for software-defined vehicles.
Job Responsibilities
In this role, you will:
Act as technical authority for quality, diagnostics, uptime and deviation handling across Scania’s vehicle and service ecosystem.
Help improve both today’s products and the next generation of software-defined vehicles.
Define principles and methods for data-driven monitoring, fault detection, troubleshooting and root cause analysis.
Use vehicle data and analytics to better understand issues in the rolling fleet and identify improvements faster.
Ensure that new functionality is designed with quality, serviceability and customer value in mind from the start.
Work closely with Quality, Aftermarket and Commercial functions to secure fast feedback loops and relevant corrective actions.
Support secure and scalable software updates, including OTA, to improve vehicles already in operation.
Collaborate across development, testing, operations, quality and service organisations.
Represent Scania’s premium expectations in technical discussions across the wider TRATON environment.
Contribute to solutions that help workshops and service organisations resolve issues faster and more effectively.
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