Job Description

• Description:

The EE Systems Validation Engineer develops electrical system validation test plans and procedures for automotive body, audio, active chassis and/or safety systems. Responsibilities include, but not limited to:

• The extensive use of CAN testing tools and traditional electrical testing equipment in an electrical lab atmosphere to test and troubleshoot vehicle systems.
• Design automated test benches to support the above systems as well as
• Troubleshoot complex automotive electrical issues.

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• Requirements:

• • Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Electrical Engineering or equivalent
  • ASIL Classification / Functional Safety (ISO26262) process experience.
  • Understand cybersecurity requirements.
  • Familiar with CAN, LIN,  Ethernet bus interface specifications.
  • Experienced in using CANoe and CANcase tools
  • Proficient in schematic and PCB layout review.
  • Work with cross-functional areas to develop lamp electronics design proposals and options, negotiate balance of Studio / content.
  • Design exterior lighting electronics hardware to interface with Stellantis vehicle electrical architecture
  • Support Root Cause of electronics failures, including component tests, pre-production properties and launch/current product
  • Coordinate and conduct benchmarking to support design direction competitiveness
  • Support technical discussion for advanced component or technology development
  • Product development team leadership experience and program management of new subsystem experience required
  • Communicating information to and from internal (PDT, regular program meetings, scheduled peer reviews and program gate reviews) and external customer organizations.
  • Create and support Interface Control Document requirements for component and subsystem interfaces Assist/Lead Electronics Product Development Team meetings

Candidate is capable to cross the USA/Canada boarder and attend in person meetings at CTC and all Stellantis plants.


Additional Information / Must have's:

"Every item on the requirements is needed":

• • Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Electrical Engineering or equivalent
  • ASIL Classification / Functional Safety (ISO26262) process experience.
  • Understand cybersecurity requirements.
  • Familiar with CAN, LIN,  Ethernet bus interface specifications.
  • Experienced in using CANoe and CANcase tools
  • Proficient in schematic and PCB layout review.
  • Work with cross-functional areas to develop lamp electronics design proposals and options, negotiate balance of Studio / content.
  • Design exterior lighting electronics hardware to interface with Stellantis vehicle electrical architecture
  • Support Root Cause of electronics failures, including component tests, pre-production properties and launch/current product
  • Coordinate and conduct benchmarking to support design direction competitiveness
  • Support technical discussion for advanced component or technology development
  • Product development team leadership experience and program management of new subsystem experience required
  • Communicating information to and from internal (PDT, regular program meetings, scheduled peer reviews and program gate reviews) and external customer organizations.
  • Create and support Interface Control Document requirements for component and subsystem interfaces Assist/Lead Electronics Product Development Team meetings

• • 100%  On Site at the ARDC and need the Candidate to be in  Michigan twice a week at Chrysler Tech center or at local plants in Michigan such as WAP(Warren Assembly Plant), and SHAP(Sterling Heights Assembly plant).
   

Does this position require driving a Stellantis vehicle? (Examples: Testing / Driving on a Track / Moving vehicle throughout the facility/ Moving vehicle to another plant location): 

     It requires driving the vehicles and test it sometimes inside CTC campus



Amount of travel, (if so, where):

     Travel to Mexico or US supplier plants possibly.