[EJH] Fresher - Embedded System Test Engineer (HIL)

The Automotive industry has always been a sector of fast development. Innovations require complex solutions with complex software functionality. New gadgets and innovative technologies are driving a disruptive change that experts agree will reshape the foundations of the automotive industry as we know it. These advances are directly related to the embedded technology found within the Automotive systems, including micro-controllers, flash memory and analog products.

One main focus of Bosch Automotive Steering R&D; activities is using specific software to connect components and create complete systems. Today, Automotive Steering already generates around 60 percent of its sales with electric steering systems. A compact, locally developed, and particularly inexpensive steering for cars for Asian markets shows that the company offers more than just solutions for premium vehicles. As a result, customers with lower-cost compact cars also benefit from the product’s advantages. If you're passionate about Automotive Engineering, welcome to our Automotive Steering at BOSCH! The team is responsible for software development & testing for Automotive Steering system. As a Embedded System Test Engineer, you will play a crucial part of team to contribute to these activities:

WHAT YOU DO

• Join in Electric Power Steering (EPS) Software development.
• Understand the software development cycle.
• Involve in:• Software requirements analyze and review activities
• Creates and reviews software system test specification
• Testcase creation and implementation
• Software system tests performance and software system test results evaluation
• System debugging include software & hardware
• MATLAB modeling adaptation

• Can solve technical issues effectively.
• Co-ordinate with development team to handle daily working tasks and issues efficiently and independently.

Function: Engineering
Experience Level: Associate