Senior Validation Engineer
Company Name:
ESG Automotive, Inc.
Will be responsible for developing test specification from module specifications, and DFMEAs; executing test specifications; creating test result reports; capturing issues found in customer issue management systems; debugging and bug fixing of model based automated tests for in car Active Safety systems; performing verification & Validation Diagnostics and Hardware in Loop (HIN) testing of Automotive ECUs communicating over CAN, GMLAN, LIN and MOST; setting up HIL simulator environment for subsystem (e.g Night Vision, Lane Keep Assist, Collision Imminent Braking); utilize CAN protocol tools CANalyzer, and CANoe for vehicle network & ECU evaluation, diagnostics, troubleshooting and issues resolution; leading and participating in issue resolution activities during development, vehicle launch, and warranty periods; supporting corporate quality areas in warranty issues and resolution; tracking corrective action; establishing and monitoring DV≺ supporting efforts on incorporating modules into vehicle electrical systems; developing automated test scripts using C#, .NET, Python and Labview; and bench Testing Applications using Matlab/Simulink; perform both bench and vehicle level testing, collection of test results and perform failure root cause analysis; and Requirements Management using DOORS.
Location: Troy, MI and Multiple undetermined worksites throughout the U.S.
Salary: $89,482 per year.
Education: Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, or related field of study (will accept equivalent foreign degree).
Training: None
Experience: Five (5) years in the position above, a Programmer Analyst, Applications Engineer, Test Development Engineering, or in a related position.
Previous work experience must include use of C#, Python, CANalyzer, Matlab/Simulink, and DOORS.
Will also accept any suitable combination of education, training, and/or experience.
All applicant resumes must be submitted via: 1st Class U.S. Mail to:Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
ESG Automotive, Inc.
Will be responsible for developing test specification from module specifications, and DFMEAs; executing test specifications; creating test result reports; capturing issues found in customer issue management systems; debugging and bug fixing of model based automated tests for in car Active Safety systems; performing verification & Validation Diagnostics and Hardware in Loop (HIN) testing of Automotive ECUs communicating over CAN, GMLAN, LIN and MOST; setting up HIL simulator environment for subsystem (e.g Night Vision, Lane Keep Assist, Collision Imminent Braking); utilize CAN protocol tools CANalyzer, and CANoe for vehicle network & ECU evaluation, diagnostics, troubleshooting and issues resolution; leading and participating in issue resolution activities during development, vehicle launch, and warranty periods; supporting corporate quality areas in warranty issues and resolution; tracking corrective action; establishing and monitoring DV≺ supporting efforts on incorporating modules into vehicle electrical systems; developing automated test scripts using C#, .NET, Python and Labview; and bench Testing Applications using Matlab/Simulink; perform both bench and vehicle level testing, collection of test results and perform failure root cause analysis; and Requirements Management using DOORS.
Location: Troy, MI and Multiple undetermined worksites throughout the U.S.
Salary: $89,482 per year.
Education: Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, or related field of study (will accept equivalent foreign degree).
Training: None
Experience: Five (5) years in the position above, a Programmer Analyst, Applications Engineer, Test Development Engineering, or in a related position.
Previous work experience must include use of C#, Python, CANalyzer, Matlab/Simulink, and DOORS.
Will also accept any suitable combination of education, training, and/or experience.
All applicant resumes must be submitted via: 1st Class U.S. Mail to:Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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