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As an entry level engineer, you will support a team that develops and validates drive systems for future electric and hybrid vehicles as well as other electric drives in motor vehicles. The engineer will work independently to perform a variety of basic engineering assignments with varied responsibility but may require some guidance and direction from a senior engineer/mentor or manager. Major Responsibilities Analyzing requirements, developing/automating Test cases and conducting tests on Hardware in the Loop (HiL) systems for the software of Powertrain systems Performing software integration test and qualification tests on the HiL system Debugging and log analysis Documentation and reporting- Create documentation related to test cases, test reports, best practices and lessons learnt, issues reporting. Contribute to continuous improvement, share knowledge and support to team. Supporting, setting up, and modifying HiL systems - HiL infra Designing, Simulation and maintaining the test environment - HiL infra Knowledge and Education Bachelor of Science in Engineering required. Work Experience: 4+ years of relevant professional experience in the automotive industry as a software tester Skills and Competencies Understanding of Powertrain- eDrive systems, Transfer Case Strong programming skills preferably in Python, CAPL or m-script Knowledge of Matlab/Simulink, experience with dSpace systems 3+ years Test automation tools such as vTestStudio, ECU-Test(added advantage) Experience with Requirements tools - DOORS, DOORS NG, IBM JAZZ, PTC, Source control- SVN, GitHub(added advantage) Experience on Debuggers(Lauterbach), flashing tools- vFlash, DiagRA Experience with Vector Tools (CANalyzer, CANoe, CANape, CANoe.DiVa) UDS/OBD protocol testing, experience with GM CG testing is a plus. Ideally, familiarity with Functional Safety (ISO26262), Cybersecurity, ASPICE and Software Testing ISTQB Foundation Level Knowledge on different Microcontroller devices, SW architectures(AUTOSAR). Knowledge on Bootloader concepts.
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