Project Engineer (m/f/d)
Project Engineer (m/f/d)
Posted 52 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Provide strong technical support for PC-based network tools used by product developers and test engineers at OEM's and suppliers
- Facilitate success of current products and identify requirements for future solutions
- Maintain excellent knowledge of Vector test and validation tool chain features and operation
- Work with customers to gather new tool requirements and work with Vector product development teams on behalf of the customer
- Proactively initiate customer contact to develop positive, long-term, business relationships
- Implement business development plans to meet product line goals
- Manage and implement projects to assist customers integrating Vector tools into their processes
- Identify and propose customer training opportunities including scope of instruction
- Contribute information to market strategy by monitoring competitive products and providing feedback from customers
- Provide customer training services, including helping to develop courseware and providing instruction in classroom and workshop environments
- Conduct demonstrations and customer workshops to promote Vector tools within customer organizations
- Knowledge of OEM/Tier1 automotive ECU development and testing processes 3+ years of experience in the development of vehicle software/hardware systems
- Experience with Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) systems is desirable Excellent communication and presentation skills to communicate technical and other information to customers and team members
- Experience with C/C#/C++ is required
- Knowledge of modern DevOps, and CI/CT/CD processes a plus
- Experience with MATLAB/Simulink/Labview/.NET a plus Understanding of software design and distributed embedded computer architectures
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