OTX / ODX Runtime Architect

At Salvo Software, we’re building the future of connected automotive diagnostics by combining cutting-edge cloud solutions with advanced scan tool technologies. Our mission is to create smarter, more reliable, and scalable systems that empower technicians, engineers, and vehicle manufacturers worldwide. We thrive on solving complex challenges and are looking for innovative thinkers who want to shape the next generation of automotive tools. If you’re passionate about automotive diagnostics and software architecture, this is a unique opportunity to make a lasting impact. We are seeking an experienced Automotive Scan Tool Architect to lead the design and development of advanced diagnostic scan tool software, with a strong focus on implementing an ODX/OTX runtime engine. This role requires deep technical expertise in automotive diagnostic protocols and software architecture, combined with a strategic mindset to deliver scalable and robust solutions. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to design cutting-edge scan tool solutions that align with industry standards and power the future of diagnostics. Architect a scalable, modular software framework for automotive scan tools, with emphasis on implementing an ODX/OTX runtime engine. Ensure seamless integration of diagnostic software with automotive communication protocols (CAN, J1850, J1708, J1939, UDS, ISO 14229, ISO 15765) and hardware platforms. Provide technical leadership and mentorship to development teams, ensuring adherence to best practices and alignment with ISO/SAE standards. Collaborate with managers and stakeholders to define requirements and translate them into detailed technical specifications. Optimize diagnostic software for performance, scalability, and reliability. Create and maintain architectural documentation, including system diagrams, integration guides, and design specifications. Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, or a related field. 5+ years of experience in software architecture or development, with 3+ years focused on automotive diagnostic systems. Proven experience architecting and implementing ODX/OTX runtime engines for automotive scan tools or diagnostic software. Hands-on experience with automotive communication protocols (CAN, J1850, J1708, J1939, UDS, ISO 14229, ISO 15765). Deep understanding of ODX/OTX standards, XML-based data structures, and diagnostic workflows. Strong proficiency in Java or Kotlin. Knowledge of software development methodologies (Agile, DevOps) and version control systems (Git).