Test Engineer

Key Responsibilities E2E Test Execution: Execute manual test cases and procedures for Cluster and Infotainment (IVN) systems across defined validation cycles. On-Vehicle Validation: Participate actively in the mandated shift rotation model to conduct dedicated on-vehicle testing using the allocated vehicles. This includes the potential for weekend shifts as dictated by the parallel validation schedule. Defect Management: Accurately and efficiently identify, document, reproduce, and track software defects (bugs) utilizing standard defect tracking tools. Test Development & Rework: Contribute to the creation, review, and refinement of test cases and overall test plans as part of off-vehicle responsibilities. Communication: Maintain close collaboration with development teams, system engineers, and the Validation Lead to facilitate issue resolution and effective status reporting. Log Analysis: Employ specialized tools to capture and analyze CAN Protocol messages and vehicle data logs to support root cause analysis. A minimum of 3 years in System or End-to-End Validation, with specific experience in testing Automotive Electronic Control Units (ECUs). Demonstrated experience in testing Instrument Cluster and/or Infotainment Systems. Expertise in Manual Testing methodologies and best practices. Proficiency in CAN Protocol (Controller Area Network) and practical experience with related analysis tools (e.g., Bus Master, PCAN). Comfortable operating 2-wheeler vehicles (motorcycles/scooters) for specific on-road validation tasks, as required. Comfortable operating 2-wheeler vehicles (motorcycles/scooters) for specific on-road validation tasks, as required. Must be amenable to working within a Shift Rotation Model (including both morning and afternoon shifts) and weekends contingent upon project demands. Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Computer Science, or a closely related technical field.