Skill
Automotive Engineering
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Automotive Engineering is a branch of engineering that combines mechanical, electrical, electronic, and software engineering principles to design, develop, manufacture, and test vehicles and their systems. Automotive engineers work on areas such as powertrains, chassis, safety systems, and increasingly electric and autonomous vehicle technologies for car manufacturers and suppliers.
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AIG損害保険株式会社 損害サービス部門 損害調査業務（技術アジャスター）
American International Group
Full-time · ¥4,300,000 – ¥5,700,000
You'll assess vehicle damage at repair shops for insurance claims, using technical expertise to determine appropriate repair scope and costs while distinguishing accident-related from pre-existing damage. This role suits automotive technicians seeking specialized knowledge in vehicle engineering, insurance law, and damage evaluation within a structured corporate environment.
Listed on American International Group’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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