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Metro location and mid-senior experience increases competition, but niche automotive embedded skills limit applicants.
Strong domain specificity to automotive embedded safety reduces cross-industry transferability.
Explicit years, mandatory embedded automotive experience, safety standards and tool requirements raise screening strictness.
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Develop and execute unit test specifications and automated test cases for automotive embedded software using VectorCAST and support integration activities.
Analyze requirements, design, and architecture to ensure complete test coverage while ensuring compliance with ASPICE, ISO 26262, and MISRA standards.
Lead defect analysis and resolution, contribute to test planning and continuous improvements, collaborate across teams, and mentor junior engineers.
5-8 years of experience in embedded software testing with a focus on automotive software unit testing.
Strong skills in Embedded C programming and Python scripting for test automation.
Experience with unit testing tools such as VectorCAST, and knowledge of ASPICE, ISO 26262, MISRA, and automotive communication protocols (CAN, SPI, ISO 14229).
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or related technical discipline.
Experienced in both V-Model and Agile SDLC methodologies with hands-on expertise in black box and white box embedded system testing.
Demonstrated ability to manage test planning, effort estimation, reviews, and mentoring within safety-critical automotive environments.
Familiarity with continuous integration pipelines (Jenkins), debugging tools (Lauterbach, CANalyzer), and exposure to safety-critical domains like Restraint Control Systems is a plus.