211: Brittany Grande, General Motors Field Service Engineer
About this episode
Brittany Grant, a General Motors field service engineer, shares her unique journey from nursing student to automotive diagnostics expert with a passion for Corvettes. She discusses her role traveling to dealerships in Eastern Pennsylvania to tackle tough vehicle issues, emphasizing the importance of communication, diagnostic tools like PicoScope, and hands-on problem solving. Brittany highlights challenges like intermittent faults, infotainment quirks, and the evolving technician role amid advancing vehicle technology. She also advocates for better training, diversity, and support in the automotive field to attract new talent and improve the technician environment.
Today on the show Brittany Grande joins me. Brittany is a field service engineer for General Motors and is going to share her experience in the automotive world & General motors, some diagnostic case studies, and her passion for Corvettes!
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