Hil Test Engineer Automotive
job description
At Infotree, meeting your career needs is a top priority.
Client satisfaction is largely dependent on the resources we can provide, and we take pride in our delivery. We have a supportive team in place to give quality people a chance to grow and challenge themselves in their roles which has resulted in that we have placed many employees in positions that have grown into lifelong careers. We have a team of dedicated recruiters and consultant care representatives that are committed to your success and well-being. Check out our open roles to get started.
HIL Development Engineer Duties and Responsibilities:
- Developing, and documenting HIL toolchain architecture.
- Defining test procedures and test cases for system integration (Bench Testing).
- Developing automatic test environment and automatic tests (when suitable).
- Executing tests, creating test reports, and reporting bugs.
- Active participation in software systems development with 3rd party company.
- Active participation in project meetings.
- Keeping contact with clients (when suitable) in the area of software development and software systems tests.
- Identify component integration issues, and drive them to resolution by working with cross-functional teams.
- Understand FlexRay communication and Vehicle diagnostic (as an option).
- Accomplishing tasks in accordance with E&
S and TCK quality standards and schedules. - Care for good company image.
- Continuous development of professional qualifications.
- Care for confidential information and company property.
Basic Requirements
MSc degree in Electronics or Computer Science or related.
Linux OS knowledge (BASH programming), Proficiency in Python development Knowledge of software architecture of distributed systems and software design patterns. English knowledge (ability to speak, read, and write). Team oriented. Methodical approach to problem solving.
Preferred Requirements
Prior experience in the automotive industry. Programming knowledge C++/C# Remote working is possible. Technical tools:
CANoe, Docker, and Slurm as nice to have
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