Job Description

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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: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 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).
Job Type: Full-time

Work Location: In person