Thats exactly what im asking, how can we all help you out so you can accept Dodges, Ford diesels etc..
It would be great if there was a quick how-to on the process of getting all the info off the ECU that you would need. I know its now a terribly hard process as ive done it once before but it would be great for all the noobs to get the run-down.
If you know of any engineers looking for work that are willing to move to Ill. send them our way http://www.hptuners.com/employment/
HP Tuners Now Seeking Software Developers
HP Tuners has a position open for an experienced software developer. Candidates must have appropriate qualifications and experience in automotive software design and hardware systems.
Essential skills:
HP Tuners has many development projects in various stages and the right candidates will be key contributors to the success of these projects.
- Ability to work autonomously on projects
- Good problem solving skills
- Knowledge of automotive communications protocols, programming tools and methods
- Prior experience with GM, Ford or Dodge software development or calibration
- Knowledge of engine and transmission operation
- Sound programming skills in C# using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
Candidate must have good communication skills and be familiar with email and other online communications tools.
Candidate must be located in or willing to relocate to the Chicago, IL area.
Position incentives:
Competitive salary, incentive and benefits package.
Email details and an attached resume to: [email protected].
Engineering drives new supported applications, spreading us too thin will cause customer service declines, longer wait times for definitions for currently supported, etc. Slow growth is good growth for our company and will benefit our customers in the long run
It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...
A wise man once said "google it"
Originally Posted by Bill@HPTuners
Engineering drives new supported applications, spreading us too thin will cause customer service declines, longer wait times for definitions for currently supported, etc. Slow growth is good growth for our company and will benefit our customers in the long run
that is the way all businesses should be ran. if we get to much at once soon we wont have at all.
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