Cullerton Group has a new opportunity for a Systems Engineer 4 in Chillicothe, IL. The work will be done onsite. This is a long term contract. It can lead to permanent employment with our customer. Compensation is $112,000/yr + OT including benefits, vision, dental, health insurance, 401K and holiday pay. Cullerton Group will provide sponsorship.
The team is accountable for integrating multiple systems together and performing validation for the autonomous truck programs within the company. We have HIL labs, SIL labs, and the BB test track where we put the hardware and software onto surrogate vehicles for on-machine testing and integration.
- The team does system integration and validation for remote control, semi-autonomous and autonomous machines, creating test benches, execute testing, Develop automation and simulation for testing
- Participate in dealer/customer demonstrations
- Analyzing system and software requirements, and then creating test cases to cover the product requirement.
- Conducting a wide range of system testing, primarily lab based on HIL bench setups at the Mossville campus.
- Documenting issues discovered and working with software & system teams to ensure they are equipped with information to resolve the issues.
- Software and Model Development activities associated with development of new dSPACE HIL system setup.
Education & Experience Required:
- BS in Electrical or Electronics, Mechanical, Computer Engineering, or BS in Computer Science
- 3-5 years of embedded systems validation experience.
Technical Skills
(Required)
- Experience designing and conducting test cases for complex electronic systems
- Experience with HIL-based system testing - preferably dSPACE
- Experience in modelling tools such as Matlab/Simulink
- Experience with Linux OS - Experience with wired and wireless networking
- Experience in CAN Tools (Vector CANape, CANalyzer, CANoe, ETAS INCA etc.)
(Desired)
- Experience in Test bench setup
- Agile methodology and tools (Azure DevOps, JIRA etc.)
- Python programming for test automation