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Specialized automotive embedded testing skills but strong OEM brand results in medium competition.
Highly specialized automotive electronics and HIL testing skills reduce cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 6–8 years plus mandatory CAN/CANoe, HIL, ISO26262 and tool experience makes filters highly stringent.
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Own and execute testing for Cockpit Electronics products including Infotainment, Heads Up Display, and connected vehicle solutions.
Develop and manage automated and manual test environments, including test planning, case and script generation, execution, and defect tracking.
Ensure compliance with industry standards such as A-SPICE/CMMI Level 5 and ISO26262 functional safety in test processes.
6 to 8 years of experience in electronics testing within automotive or similar domains.
Degree required: BE/B.Tech/ME/M.Tech in ECE, EEE, or Electronics and Instrumentation.
Expertise with automotive communication protocols (CAN, LIN, Ethernet, J1939, KWP, UDS), and test tools (CANoe, CANalyser, Vehicle Spy).
Experience with automated test equipment frameworks like HIL simulators (dSPACE/NI, Vector VT) and knowledge of A-SPICE/CMMI Level 5 and ISO26262 standards.
Demonstrates strong domain expertise in driver display systems and vehicle connectivity including infotainment and cybersecurity.
Experienced in handling communication protocols and RF signal simulations across various standards (DAB, DRM, GPS, SDARS, AM, FM).
Capable of translating product specifications into detailed test plans using programming languages (CAPL, Python, VB, C#, MATLAB Simulink) and test management tools.