Designs and executes hardware-in-the-loop functional, regression, and fault-injection tests for embedded or control-system benches. Develops test plans, cases, traceability matrices, pass/fail criteria, coverage metrics, and evidence packs. Tracks defects, reports progress, and collaborates with software engineers to automate repeatable test suites. Requires experience with requirements-based testing, HIL environments, traceability and defect tools, and the ability to interpret control-system designs, electrical schematics, and interface specifications.
About the role
You will design and execute the hardware and software test methodology for the HIL bench: test plans, test cases, coverage, and results reporting that feed the "fully integrated bench" acceptance.
What you'll do
- Translate client requirements into HIL test plans, test cases and traceability matrices
- Execute functional, regression and fault-injection tests on the bench; log, triage and track defects
- Define pass/fail criteria, coverage metrics and KPIs for bench acceptance
- Build test evidence packs and contribute to weekly progress reporting
- Collaborate with software engineers to automate repeatable test suites
What you bring
- 4–6 years in functional / system / HIL testing of embedded or control systems
- Experience with requirements-based testing, traceability tools (DOORS, Jira/Xray, Polarion) and defect lifecycle
- Working knowledge of HIL environments (OPAL-RT, dSPACE, NI) and test automation frameworks
- Ability to read control-system designs, electrical schematics and interface specs
- BE in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation or Mechatronics
Nice to have: ISTQB; Python/Robot Framework; semiconductor equipment or industrial automation background
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