Wireless & Telematics Test Engineer

Logisnext Americas Inc.; Crystal Lake (IL); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Paid Vacation & holidays

401k plan with company match

Employee discounts

Job summary

Logisnext Americas Inc. is seeking an experienced test engineer to own connected solutions electrical testing and evaluation across Telematics, RTLS, UWB/BLE, RFID, and wireless control systems.

You will coordinate DFMEA, test plans, execution, and data analysis with engineering, firmware, and production teams. The role includes bench, HIL, and vehicle-level testing, issue troubleshooting, and 25% travel between Houston and Marengo.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering.
• 3+ years of test engineering experience in a major OEM.
• Working knowledge of sensor selection for testing and electrical circuit design/analysis.
• Experience with CANBus protocols and CAN data collection/analysis.
• Experience with testing/validation of wireless or connected systems.
• Experience with oscilloscopes, power supplies, and signal generators.

Responsibilities

• Test Planning & Design: Develop or refine test procedures and test cases for defined subsystems and features.
• System & Subsystem Testing: Execute manual and semi-automated tests at bench, HIL, and vehicle level.
• Validation & Compliance: Support validation campaigns and test readiness reviews.
• Current Product Support: Reproduce issues, collect diagnostic data, and collaborate on corrective actions.
• Supplier & Stakeholder Interaction: Participate in technical reviews with suppliers and internal stakeholders.

Job description

Logisnext Americas Inc. is seeking an experienced test engineer to own connected solutions electrical testing and evaluation across Telematics, RTLS, UWB/BLE, RFID, and wireless control systems.

You will coordinate DFMEA, test plans, execution, and data analysis with engineering, firmware, and production teams. The role includes bench, HIL, and vehicle-level testing, issue troubleshooting, and 25% travel between Houston and Marengo.