Role 1: HIL Validation Engineer
The HIL Validation Engineer is responsible to lead electrical feature testing for specific vehicle programs and should be capable of working with suppliers, various Engineering Support teams including systems, wiring, design release engineers, Program Management, and Manufacturing teams as required to validate and resolve electrical issues to support successful vehicle launch. Responsibilities include:
" Create test plans for electrical features across the vehicle: cluster, radio, body control module, telematics, and powertrain
" Develop, maintain, and execute test plans (DVP&R) at the vehicle level
" Report defects based upon test plan failures
" Develop and maintain subsystem test benches
" Root cause analysis of issues found
" Provide feedback on System Requirements to ensure specs are testable
" Create, debug, modify, and execute test automation scripts
" Supporting customer team for development of solutions for Test Automation incl. infrastructure and maintenance as well as customization of tools.
" Execution of existing automated test scripts using CANoe or ECU-Test according to a given test specification and test plan
What you need for this position:
Basic Qualifications:
" Bachelor of Science in Electrical, Computer Engineering or Computer Science
" Relevant automotive experience
" Knowledge of CAN based communication and tools
" Experience with multimeters and oscilloscopes
Preferred Qualifications:
" Knowledge of CAN-FD and Ethernet protocol
" Creating test plans
" Performing System Behavior Testing
" HIL validation on DSPACE Test Benches
Role: 2 Validation Engineer
The Validation Engineer is responsible to lead electrical feature testing for specific vehicle programs and should be capable of working with suppliers, various Engineering Support teams including systems, wiring, design release engineers, Program Management, and Manufacturing teams as required to validate and resolve electrical issues to support successful vehicle launch.
Responsibilities include:
" Create test plans for electrical features across the vehicle: cluster, radio, body control module, telematics, and powertrain
" Develop, maintain, and execute test plans (DVP&R) at the vehicle level
" Report defects based upon test plan failures
" Develop and maintain subsystem test benches
" Root cause analysis of issues found
" Provide feedback on System Requirements to ensure specs are testable
What you need for this position:
Basic Qualifications:
" Bachelor of Science in Electrical, Computer Engineering or Computer Science
" Relevant automotive experience
" Knowledge of CAN based communication and tools
" Experience with multimeters and oscilloscopes
Preferred Qualifications:
" Knowledge of CAN-FD and Ethernet protocol
" Creating test plans
" Performing System Behavior Testing