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Fault Analysis Jobs in Ohio (NOW HIRING)

Java Kafka Developer

Cleveland, OH · On-site

$47.25 - $61/hr

... business analysts, and DevOps teams to deliver scalable and resilient solutions. * Implement RESTful APIs and integrate with downstream and upstream systems. * Ensure high availability, fault ...

This position is also responsible for technical analysis of events and outages as they occur and ... Working knowledge of fault management including DOCSIS diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures ...

This position is also responsible for technical analysis of events and outages as they occur and ... Working knowledge of fault management including DOCSIS diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures ...

This position is also responsible for technical analysis of events and outages as they occur and ... Working knowledge of fault management including DOCSIS diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures ...

DCC Operator I - Midwest

Harrison, OH · On-site

$16.75 - $20.75/hr

Provide possible fault locations, and if not provided automatically, perform the analysis to determine a predicted fault location. Required/Basic Qualifications * High-school Diploma/GED Preferred ...

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DCC Operator I - Midwest

Harrison, OH · On-site

$16.75 - $20.75/hr

Provide possible fault locations, and if not provided automatically, perform the analysis to determine a predicted fault location. Required/Basic Qualifications * High-school Diploma/GED Preferred ...

$100 - $125/hr

Conduct fault systems analysis for identified medical materiel support issues and provide problem statements with supported research and recommendations * Provide liaison support services between ...

$100 - $125/hr

Conduct fault systems analysis for identified medical materiel support issues and provide problem statements with supported research and recommendations * Provide liaison support services between ...

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Fault Analysis information

What is the difference between Fault Analysis vs Electrical Engineer?

AspectFault AnalysisElectrical Engineer
Required CredentialsTypically requires a degree in electrical engineering or related field, with specialized training in fault detectionRequires a degree in electrical engineering, often with licensure or certification
Work EnvironmentPrimarily in power plants, substations, or industrial facilities focusing on system reliabilityDesign, develop, and test electrical systems across various industries
Industry UsageUsed in power generation, transmission, and distribution sectorsUsed across multiple sectors including manufacturing, construction, and energy
Common Search/ComparisonFault Analysis vs Electrical Engineer

Fault Analysis specialists focus on identifying and diagnosing electrical faults within power systems, ensuring system reliability and safety. Electrical Engineers design and develop electrical systems, often overseeing their implementation. While Fault Analysis is a specialized role within the electrical industry, Electrical Engineers have broader responsibilities in system design and development.

How to become a fault analysis engineer?

To become a fault analysis engineer, typically a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, electronics, or a related field is required. Gaining experience with diagnostic tools, circuit analysis, and fault detection techniques is essential, along with developing strong problem-solving skills and knowledge of industry standards. Certifications in electrical safety or specific diagnostic software can enhance job prospects.

What cities in Ohio are hiring for Fault Analysis jobs?

Cities in Ohio with the most Fault Analysis job openings:

ADAS Calibration Technician & Analyst

CollisionRight

West Chester, OH

Full-time

Posted 11 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Perform static and dynamic ADAS calibrations according to OEM procedures.

  • Analyze vehicle scan data, review collision damage and repair estimates, and communicate ADAS needs to relevant teams.

  • Support calibration workflows by troubleshooting faults, documenting work, and collaborating with shop staff and ADAS analysts.


CollisionRight rating

6.5

Company rating: 6.5 out of 10

Based on 13 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

212th of 375 rated vehicle maintenance


Job description

SUMMARY:

This is a Mobile Position traveling throughout the assigned territory and you do utilize a company vehicle.

The ADAS Technician & Analyst is a hybrid role that combines both technical calibration responsibilities and analytical duties to ensure vehicles are restored to OEM safety and performance standards. This role works onsite within a CollisionRight repair center, performing dynamic and static calibrations, while also reviewing scan data, interpreting repair estimates, and coordinating with both internal and external teams. The position bridges technician execution with analyst-level oversight, providing a seamless workflow for ADAS calibration.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Calibration Responsibilities:

  • Perform static and dynamic calibrations in accordance with OEM procedures.

  • Use scan tools and calibration systems to restore ADAS components post-collision.

  • Maintain proper documentation of completed calibrations and work performed.

  • Conduct pre- and post-scans to support proper repair workflows.

  • Perform module programming as required to complete repairs and restore system functionality.

  • Troubleshoot diagnostic fault codes and address failed calibrations to determine root cause and next steps.

Analyst Responsibilities:

  • Analyze vehicle system scan data to determine required calibrations.

  • Review collision damage and repair estimates to confirm ADAS impact.

  • Research OEM procedures using approved service information tools.

  • Communicate ADAS needs to shop estimators, technicians, and leadership.

  • Ensure documentation, scan reports, and calibration records are uploaded and tracked accurately.

Collaboration & Workflow:

  • Work onsite daily at an assigned CollisionRight repair center.

  • Maintain a strong relationship with shop staff while reporting directly to 360Align leadership.

  • Support scheduling and prioritization of calibrations to ensure timely repair delivery.

  • Collaborate with centralized ADAS analysts, technicians, and managers for ongoing support.

Additional Responsibilities:

  • Maintain up-to-date training and certifications as required.

  • Participate in feedback sessions and process refinement to enhance ADAS workflows.

  • Adhere to all company and body shop safety procedures and policies.

EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS:

  • 3+ years of experience in automotive diagnostics, collision repair, or ADAS calibrations.

  • Working knowledge of ADAS components and calibration procedures.

  • Ability to read and interpret scan data and collision repair estimates.

  • Strong communication and customer service skills.

  • Experience with OEM service software and scan tools preferred.

  • I-CAR, ASE, or manufacturer certifications preferred.

  • Ability to work independently onsite while collaborating remotely with the broader ADAS team.

  • Self-motivated with strong organizational and time management skills.

  • Must have a valid driver’s license and clean MVR.

  • Ability to work 8+ hours in a shop environment and use computers/mobile devices efficiently.

This position description is intended to be dynamic and subject to change. Position requirements and essential functions may be altered from time to time based upon the needs of the organization and department. This position may be required to execute special projects or other related duties on occasion.


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