Job Description
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Return to opportunities Add to favourites Electrical & Electronic Validation Engineer (M/F) Opportunity description: As part of the launch of a pilot project with a customer in the automotive sector, we are looking for Electrical and Electronic Validation Engineers to intervene on the validation of functions and calibrations of automotive calculators.
Main duties
Integrated into a project team, you will work as an Electrical and Electronic Validation Engineer to validate vehicle calibrations, including the Multifunction Engine Calculator (MMC).
Responsibilities
As such, your main responsibilities will be: Validate the electrical and electronic functions of CMM. Validate electrical and electronic calibrations, and their non-regression after software updates and identify any anomalies. Develop the calibration parameters of functions and their diagnostics, then document the adjustments made and the associated justifications. Validate data exchanges between calculators via CAN and LIN communication networks. Check the compliance of electrical and electronic focus with the Top Figeage. Participate in the creation and updating of validation plans. Provide technical reporting: Report any failure, delay or interruption of testing to the Project Technical Leader by means of a documented incident report.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
You are a beginner or experienced engineer, with training in electrical engineering, electronics, electrotechnical or embedded systems. Desired skills and knowledge: Solid foundations in electronics, electrical engineering or electrical engineering. Interest in embedded electronic systems and automotive engineering. Understanding of the operation of embedded electronic computers and architectures. Knowledge of CAN and LIN communication networks. Sensitivity to validation methods, functional testing and anomaly analysis. Ability to write clear and structured technical reports.
Experience
An initial experience in automotive validation, ECU calibration or bench testing would be an asset. Candidates with a good theoretical foundation and strong motivation to learn are also encouraged
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