Hardware Test and Validation Engineer
Hardware Test and Validation Engineer
Posted today
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Develop detailed design verification and characterization test plans for all phases of ECU programs with input from reliability, design, and firmware teams
- Lead the execution of characterization testing plans according to project milestones
- Own test coverage reports and analysis
- Perform bench-level characterization at IC and PCBA levels
- Provide early feedback to design engineers regarding design decisions and testability
- Develop and present Design for Testability (DFT) reports for ECU designs
- Own characterization schedules to communicate status with upper management and cross-functional teams
- Write basic automation scripts and instrumentation drivers to speed up characterization testing using PythonWork with software engineers to flash, test, and troubleshoot firmware
- Lead the cross-functional effort to root cause non-compliance test results during testing by leveraging data analysis
- Your Skills And ExperienceBS/MS or equivalent work experience in Electrical Engineering or related field 10+ years of experience in electronics characterization and validation testing. Experience using lab instrumentation like oscilloscopes, power supplies, electronic loads, digital multimeters, etc
- Very good understanding of Electrical Engineering fundamentals
- Working knowledge of vehicle electrical systems and communication buses
- Nice to have experience in scripting and data analysis using Python, familiar with low-level firmware and C programming and experience in Databricks or similar environment
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