Test Automation architect

About the job

We are looking for an experienced candidate to automate ECU functionalities using Python in automotive domain.

Qualifications

B.E. / B.Tech (ECE, CSE, EEE, IT, Mechatronics)

Essential Skills

• Minimum of 10+ years of automotive experience, with 10 years of experience in Test automation.
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Hands on experience in Test Automation using Python.

• Strong experience in Python, unit testing framework like Pytest, unittest.
• Good Knowledge on CAPL scripting and vTestStudio.
• Good Exposure to Windows and Linux operating Systems.
• Hands on experience in Test script development in Virtual test environments and HIL environments using dSpace tool chain like Control Desk, VT System.
• Experience using the configuration management tools like GitHub, etc.
• Experience with Communication protocols i.e., CAN, LIN, Ethernet, UDS, XCP, SOME I/P
• Prior experience with Automotive Sub-Systems like, Exterior Light / Interior Light / Chassis / ADAS / Connected Vehicles.
• Good understanding of testing standards.
• Familiarity with ASPICE, Agile SW development methodologies.
• Possess strong initiatives, problem solving skills, and ability to work in a diverse team environment, good at documenting the software.
• Excellent communication and presence skills, and the ability to negotiate and reach agreements with cross-functional teams and other groups.
• Hands on experience in configuring test cases and trigger the automation testing in CI/CD pipelines.
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Desired Skills

• Hands on experience in developing re-usable Test libraries and Test scripts using Python that can be used for different levels of virtual testing.
• Experience with branching strategies and variant management using continuous integration systems.
• Experience team and customer handling.
• Experience with various review techniques like peer reviews, walk throughs, of testing work products (test cases, test scripts, test plans, test reports etc.)
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Experience

10+ Year of experience with Test Automation in automotive domain.