- Good work experience and Knowledge in Automotive System Components.
- Good know-how of testing methodologies and test strategies for ECU validation.
- Experience in setting up Test bench & configurations for ECUs (Familiar with HIL system functionality, hardware/software tool set, Hardware IO requirements, Sensor and actuator signal interfaces)
- Identification of root cause for defects observed during verification & reporting the defects
- Experience with CANoe/ CANalyzer or any other analysing tools.
- Basic knowledge of the CAN, LIN, Ethernet communication and diagnostic protocols.
- Should have the ability for Automated testing through Scripting languages like CAPL (expert level), VTestStudio (basic), python (basic)
- Basic Knowledge on VT System and vector tools.
Know-how of Model Based Development programming tools (Matlab SIMULINK) is an advantage.
Perform requirement analysis, develop test strategies and test specification for ECU V&V.
Responsible for Test script creation, issue analysis and documentation.
Prepare test bench setup for ECUs - Component testing, Integration Testing and Diagnostics Testing.
Perform ECU functionality test execution, Automation tool scripting, verification and validation on HIL Environment
Identification of root cause for the defects found during validation and reporting the defects.
- Ability to analyze the issues and fix them within the specified period.
- Working with team and able to plan project /activities
- Strong communication skills, interpersonal skills and ability to execute tasks independently and bring to closure in time.
BE/B TECH
Relevant experience - 6-9 years
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