Berufsbezeichnung: Embedded Software Test Engineer

Arbeitsbeschreibung:
Mission:
Support the creation of the test plan and the test strategy with associated tools and processes
Support design, implementation and validation of the test bench at the sub-assembly and assembly level including electronics and embedded software components
Perform software requirement analysis and translate those into test cases
Implement and execute automated/semi-automated test procedures for software unit, integration and system tests
Identify and report defects
Create/generate test reports
Ensure test coverage for “normal path” as well as for error cases and unexpected events
Ensure traceability between requirements, test cases, test procedures and test results

Profile
This position is opened to engineers with a degree in a relevant discipline connex to embedded software such as computer science, electronics, electrical engineering or related technical field
5 years of relevant experience in embedded hardware and software development and/or testing in a regulated industry (i.e. medical devices, automotive, aerospace, rail, nuclear)    
Experienced in verification and validation of low-level embedded software, including digital signal processing, low level microcontroller driver (peripherals, sensors i.e. magnetic, resistive sensors)
Experience with CAN, UART, SPI, I2C communication buses
Knowledge of the CANOpen protocol (nice to have)
Experience with the Vector Informatik testing equipment CANoe, VectorCAST and vTEST-Studio would be a great plus
Experience with real-time multithreaded embedded firmware (e.g. TI-RTOS, FreeRTOS or similar)
Experience with multi-core processors (nice to have)
Programming in C (C++ or C# a plus) or scripting (CAPL, Python or similar)
At ease with Eclipse (Code Composer Studio) & Altium Designer
Candidate must be able to translate requirements into test cases, and test cases into automated test scripts
Swiss or EU-27

Wie Sie sich bewerben:
sbruneau (at) yodea.ch

Angestelltenname: Yodea recrutement, Stéphane Bruneau