INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR - Validation Engineer

About this role

This position is posted on a continuous basis and does not have a fixed application close date. Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis.

A Day in the Life and the Impact You’ll Make:

The Validation Engineer is responsible for performing testing and evaluation on a variety of products to the provisions of client-provided or other national, international, or industry-specific performance and durability standards or U.S., Canadian and other international product safety standards; writing reports; and communicating with clients.

What You’ll Do:

• Execute validation tests using NI test stand, LabVIEW, ETAS INCA, or other test monitoring programs.

• Work on Control Modules or ADAS systems.

• Create, interpret, and lead DVPR activities.

• Apply problem-solving methods such as Fishbone, Shanin Red X, and FMEA.

• Read, analyze, and interpret complex documents and schematics

What You Bring:

• B.E. degree in Electrical, Computer, or Automotive Engineering.

• Minimum of 3 years of experience in an automotive supplier or OEM environment.

• Knowledge of electronic components such as microcontrollers, capacitors, and inductors.

• Knowledge of electronic communications including Ethernet, CAN, and LIN.

• Proficiency in programming languages such as Java and Python.

• Computer literacy in MS Office Suite (ECDL).

• Validation experience with knowledge of test and validation methods.

• Knowledge of accelerated life testing

Physical Considerations:

• Must be able to work in a variety of client locations, environments, and conditions. This may include climbing stairs, walking long distances, walking on rough and uneven terrain, walking through client work facilities, working in heat/cold conditions, indoors and outdoors.

• Must be able to accommodate working various shifts as client activities are scheduled.

• Ability to move and conduct work with full range of motion.

• Extended periods of computer-based work

• Extended periods of standing

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