Systems Test Engineer
ler techforceIndianapolis (IN)
About the role
What you will be doing:
Own system-level testing of new and legacy embedded control systems in labs, test cells, and field trial sites. Define and execute integration and verification test plans for embedded systems. Work cross-functionally with hardware, firmware, software, manufacturing, and field trial teams. Capture system requirements, write test specifications, and develop system-level test cases. Participate in DFMEAs, risk identification reviews, and project planning activities. Support root cause analysis and trade-off decisions between hardware and software/firmware testing. What you'll need to be successful: Essential: Bachelor's Degree.5+ years of systems engineering experience with embedded products.5+ years of experience integrating and testing complex embedded control systems.3+ years of experience using structured root cause analysis methods.
Preferred:
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related technical field. Experience supporting systems engineering in cross-functional environments. Familiarity with root cause methodologies such as 5 Whys or 7-Step problem solving. Experience with RS-485 and CAN communication protocols. Experience troubleshooting embedded control systems. DFMEA participation experience. Experience using JIRA and Confluence. Familiarity with C, C++, and Linux development environments.
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