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25-08-28673246287 | AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEER

CHRISTOPHER, LLC • Full-time • $22.81 / hour • 12h ago

Auto Generated UID (For Official Use Only): 25-08-28673246287

O*NET Job Code: 17-2141.02

Work Days Per Week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Work Hours Per Week: 40

Estimated Work Hours Per Day: 8

Hourly Work Schedule Per Day: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday or a total of 40 hours a week

Estimated Annual Salary (If value is 0, employer did not provide): 47445

Opening Date of Announcement: 08/29/2025

Closing Date of Announcement: 09/19/2025

Anticipated Start Date of Employment: 10/01/2025

Anticipated Closing Date of Employment: 09/14/2028

Number of Job Openings: 1

Job Location Address: Airport Road, Dandan Village, Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands

Payroll Deductions: Federal Income Tax, State Income Tax, Social Security (FICA), Medicare Tax

Job Qualification Requirements: (1) Must have at least a Bachelor’s Degree in Automotive Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field. An equivalent foreign degree is also acceptable. In the alternative, the employer will consider education and/or work experience that matches the required bachelor’s degree. This follows the 3-for-1 rule: three years of relevant work experience can replace one year of college education not completed;

(2) Knowledge of thermodynamics, mechatronics, automotive electronics, and automotive engineering tools required;

(3) Knowledge, skills, and experience in applied automotive engineering or advanced vehicle systems diagnostics;

(4) Knowledge, skill, and experience in using both advanced automotive computer diagnostic systems and manual inspection techniques to examine mechanical and electrical issues and how to address them;

(5) Knowledge, skills, and experience in applying automotive and mechanical engineering principles, such as mechanics, thermodynamics, materials science, and kinematics; and

(6) Knowledge, skills, and experience in applying automotive or mechanical engineering principles related to fluid dynamics, gear systems, and control systems.

Additional Job Information: Benefits, Required Tools, Supplies, etc.: In addition to the information provided above, the employer is providing the following additional job information:

This job opportunity is for a temporary and full-time position of the H1B Specialty Occupation of Automotive Engineer.

The name of the employer is Christopher LLC dba Ahbhu Auto Care Center.

Job Location: Airport Road, Dandan Village, Saipan Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI). Selected applicant for the job opportunity will need to travel to and reside in Saipan, CNMI to perform the services or labor required by the job opportunity.

DEDUCTIONS. Employer shall make all deductions from the worker’s paycheck that are required by law. No other deductions that are not required by law shall be made from the worker’s paychecks, unless specified herein and disclosed in the work contract.

TRANSPORTATION AND SUBSISTENCE. Employer will provide transportation and subsistence to the worker while traveling from the worker’s origin to the place of employment, as well as the return transportation and subsistence at the conclusion of the job opportunity.

EMPLOYER-PROVIDED ITEMS. Employer will provide to the worker, without charge or deposit charge, all tools, supplies, and equipment required to perform the duties assigned.

Housing Provided: No

Food Provided: No

Transportation Required: No

Daily transportation to and from the worksite: n/a

Fringe Benefits: None

Interested applicants may submit their applications, detailed professional resume, together with complete supporting credentials, such as college diploma and/or certificates of employment at the office of Christopher LLC dba Ahbhu Auto Care Center located at: Airport Road, Dandan Village, Saipan CNMI. Applicants may also submit their applications via email at: christopherllc.spn@gmail.com or ahbhuautocare@gmail.com. Applicants may also call tel. No. (670) 235-3285. Applications may be submitted at the office of Christopher LLC dba Ahbhu Auto Care Center from Monday to Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Staff Notes (For Official Use Only): Confirmed by DC. 08/29/2025

Diagnostics & Failure Analysis:

a.Conduct engineering-level root cause analysis of mechanical and electronic system failures in vehicles.

b. Utilize computer-aided diagnostic tools, vibration analysis, thermodynamic testing, and finite element concepts to identify systemic issues.

c. Develop technical reports and corrective action plans.

Engineering Design & Technical Solutions

a. Recommend design changes or upgrades for frequent failures in engines, transmissions, suspensions, and air-conditioning systems.

b. Check alternative materials and parts to ensure they meet safety and performance standards.

Process Optimization and Quality Control

a. Create repair protocols based on engineering that improve cost efficiency, performance, and compliance with OEM standards.

b. Develop preventive maintenance programs using engineering reliability data, including MTBF and MTTR calculations.

c. Perform quality assurance testing and validation on repaired vehicles.

Research and Integration of Emerging Automotive Technologies

a. Check if hybrid and electric vehicle technologies can be integrated into repair operations.

b. Look into industry improvements, such as AI diagnostics, EV battery systems, and ADAS calibration. Suggest strategies for the shop.

c. Work with parts suppliers to assess engineering specifications for compatibility.

Supervision & Training.

a. Provide technical guidance to mechanics and technicians in carrying out engineering solutions.

b. Teach staff about diagnostic tools, automotive electronics, and safety protocols in engineering.

c. Ensure compliance with federal and local safety and environmental standards.

Other Duties.

a. Use advanced computer diagnostic systems and manual inspection techniques to examine mechanical and electrical issues and determine how to address them.

b. Apply the appropriate tests for various parts to find potential malfunctions or issues.

c. Perform engine overhauls applying principles of automotive and mechanical engineering, such as mechanics, thermodynamics, materials science, and kinematics.

d. Analyze engine data, tune carburetors or fuel injection systems, adjust ignition timing, and fine-tune other engine components to improve efficiency and power output.

e. Modify or design components or systems to improve performance, fuel efficiency, or safety, based on engineering principles.

f. Apply automotive and mechanical engineering principles related to fluid dynamics, gear systems, and control systems.

g. Convert manual transmission to automatic transmission performing a complex series of tasks including the following: (i) Selecting the correct automatic transmission according to the car model and engine specifications; (ii) Gathering the necessary components, including the transmission shaft flywheel, transmission cooler, torque convertor, wiring harness, and other required accessories; (iii) Modifying the transmission tunnel by removing the manual transmission and installing the automatic; (iv) Installing the linkage and brackets in the vehicle and ensure that all components are properly aligned to guarantee proper functioning; (v) Modify various electrical components; (vi) Rewiring certain electrical systems to accommodate the new sensors and controls accompanying the automatic transmission; (vii) Connecting the wiring harness and transmission control module and integrating sensors such as vehicle speed sensor and throttle position sensor; and (viii) Testing and tuning by checking the fluid levels, adjusting gear shift points and adjusting the transmission control module for best performance.

h. Convert automatic transmission to manual transmission performing complex mechanical and electrical works, such as: (i) replacing transmission, flywheel, clutch, clutch pedal, hydraulic system (or manual linkage), and potentially anew driveshaft and crossmember; (ii) Reprogramming or replacing computer systems (i.e., engine and transmission control units (ECU and TCU) to recognize the new manual transmission; and (iii) Perform rewiring.

i. Supervise routine maintenance tasks of other mechanics such as oil changes, filter replacements, tire rotations, fixing brakes, replacing worn-out or faulty components/parts and belt inspections to keep the vehicle running smoothly.