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Mid-level experience and metro location increase applicants, but strong automotive ASPICE/ISO26262 niche reduces density.
Role requires domain-specific automotive embedded testing, safety standards, and hardware skills, limiting cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 6-9 years, mandatory EEE/Automotive degree and ASPICE/ISO26262 and tool proficiencies make filters strict.
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Own technical specialization for product testing at ASPICE SWE4, SWE5, SWE6 levels, including detailed test case design aligned with software architecture and hardware environment.
Lead root cause analysis and debugging for software and test environments; derive and execute integration testing for Autosar packages.
Drive review of software test phase work products, present cases during ASPICE and safety audits, and develop/maintain test automation scripts using Python and AI.
6-9 years of relevant work experience in software testing within automotive domain.
Mandatory B.E./B.Tech/M.Tech degree with Electrical/Electronics or Automotive Electronics discipline only; other disciplines not eligible.
Strong knowledge of C, CAPL, Python scripting; automotive communication protocols (UART, CAN, CAN-FD); Vector tools (CANoe, CANape, vFlash, ODX Studio, VT System).
Expertise with debugging tools (Lauterbach, Segger) and hardware lab equipment (oscilloscopes, power supplies, function generators, multimeters); familiarity with ASPICE and ISO 26262 standards.
Experienced in hands-on software test design and execution at automotive ASPICE SWE4-6 levels handling Autosar and embedded software testing.
Capable of operating in multi-cultural, distributed teams with strong communication and analytical skills for cross-location collaboration.
Skilled in improving test processes, upskilling teams, and utilizing advanced automation with Python and AI in automotive testing environments.