Senior Test Engineer, Electronics and Mechatronics

Our Electronics Tech Center in Brasov focuses on the innovation, development and testing of electronic applications in the Safety area (Active Seatbelts & Steering Wheels), coordinating end-to-end projects for OEMs. We are looking for an experienced Senior Test Engineer to join our Electronics and Mechatronics team on a challenging journey as we move towards the future of the automotive industry (remote option/relocation). What will you do? Be involved in the requirements management process with the responsibility to review product requirements Define relevant test cases targeting to ensure the best coverage of the given requirements Create test scripts according to coding guidelines and by applying black-box testing techniques (Test tool used - CANoe, Programming language used - CAPL) Create defect reports and analyze failures (at both Software and System levels) Participate in the definition and creation of core test libraries used as a basis for the test scripts Create/configure own test bench based on specification (test benches can be accessed remotely) Work with different external measurement and test conditions simulation devices such as: oscilloscope, digital multimeter, temperature chamber, signal generator, etc. (all external equipment can be controlled in an automated way from the test tool) Be part of continuous improvement activities that aim to improve test automation and test process automation Set up and update the test documentation accordingly Take an active part in defining and planning testing activities, while collaborating with the team to develop and deliver innovative and Best-in-Class products What will you bring? Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent in Electronics, Computer Science or a similar field Previous Software & System testing experience • Good electronics understanding Knowledge of scripting language programming Familiarity with automotive communication protocols (CAN, LIN) Strong team orientation, analytical skills and ability to think out of the box Originally posted on Himalayas