In this role, you will work in the area of HIL simulation for the testing of electronic control units (ECUs) in automotive, off-highway, aerospace, and other industrial applications. You will be part of a team-oriented environment, involved in developing and applying dSPACE HIL simulation technology for the most exciting and cutting-edge control domains including e-mobility, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving (AD).
Responsibilities
- Assembly and wiring of dSPACE HIL simulators for customers’ ECU testing needs.
- Read schematics, EPLAN, and other design documentation.
- Wiring hardware in the loop simulators using crimping connections, soldering, screw terminals, etc.
- Using documentation to configure PCB jumper settings or solder bridges.
- Assembly of Mechanical test benches for steering systems, brake system, etc.
- Work closely with the Hardware Engineering Team during build and testing to provide feedback to deliver turnkey HIL simulators that exceed customer expectations.
- Assemble and wire Lab Vehicles to interface HIL simulator and customer ECUs using aluminum extrusion and other materials.
- Supporting HIL systems at customers facility with upgrades and improvements.
Qualifications
- Two-year technical degree or similar relevant technician experience.
- Knowledge in one or more of the following areas is desired:
- Mechanical assembly and wiring of electronic test equipment
- Light fabrication of brackets, plates, cut-outs, etc.
- HIL system or panel wiring
- Crimping terminals such as Hypertronics, AVX (EDAC), ferrules, ring terminals, Deutsch pin, etc.
- Soldering through hole and surface mount components.
- Reading and interpreting EPLAN documents