What are the responsibilities and job description for the Software Vehicle Test Engineer position at Cogent IBS, Inc?
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Job Description:
Handle end-to-end AV software testing for autonomous driving functions (like ACC, LK etc.) & parking, collaborating with teams across NVIDIA Automotive platform.
Validate NVIDIA Drive product in the car and review requirements, develop test metrics and establish KPI-metrics evaluation.
Design test routes and perform in-car tests at larger scale to ensure SW quality could match expectations of the end user.
Report events as per the defined protocols including Safety and work with collaborators to improve the reports, communication.
Triage Lev1 events and put analysis for stakeholders to review.
Travel to different locations to perform in-car testing based on test plans to collect proving ground and public road scenarios to ensure comprehensive real-world testing for ADAS/AS SW features.
Collect quality and valuable expert feedback from in-car test drives and present them with multi-functional feature PICs/Leads.
Debugging issues, collaborating with engineers to identify root causes, and chip in to process improvements.
Required:
3 years of in-car testing experience for ADAS features.
BS or MS degree in Engineering or Computer Science related field.
Experience with Linux/QNX systems.
Technical in nature and able to elaborate as needed on the lowest detail to the highest-level vision of the job.
Prior experience in Vehicle bring up, Verification and Validation test at large scale.
Prior experience on AV Triage workflows.
Be able to efficiently work with multiple teams.
7 days testing operation with 5days(40hrs)/week commitment.
Additional:
Proven large scale in-car test experience in autonomous Driving (L2/L2 ) and Parking product with excellence in debugging and problem-solving skills.
Experience in AV development, testing or Automotive Standards ISO26262, ISO21448.
Ready to travel domestic or international as required
A valid Driving License.
Handle end-to-end AV software testing for autonomous driving functions (like ACC, LK etc.) & parking, collaborating with teams across NVIDIA Automotive platform.
Validate NVIDIA Drive product in the car and review requirements, develop test metrics and establish KPI-metrics evaluation.
Design test routes and perform in-car tests at larger scale to ensure SW quality could match expectations of the end user.
Report events as per the defined protocols including Safety and work with collaborators to improve the reports, communication.
Triage Lev1 events and put analysis for stakeholders to review.
Travel to different locations to perform in-car testing based on test plans to collect proving ground and public road scenarios to ensure comprehensive real-world testing for ADAS/AS SW features.
Collect quality and valuable expert feedback from in-car test drives and present them with multi-functional feature PICs/Leads.
Debugging issues, collaborating with engineers to identify root causes, and chip in to process improvements.
Required:
3 years of in-car testing experience for ADAS features.
BS or MS degree in Engineering or Computer Science related field.
Experience with Linux/QNX systems.
Technical in nature and able to elaborate as needed on the lowest detail to the highest-level vision of the job.
Prior experience in Vehicle bring up, Verification and Validation test at large scale.
Prior experience on AV Triage workflows.
Be able to efficiently work with multiple teams.
7 days testing operation with 5days(40hrs)/week commitment.
Additional:
Proven large scale in-car test experience in autonomous Driving (L2/L2 ) and Parking product with excellence in debugging and problem-solving skills.
Experience in AV development, testing or Automotive Standards ISO26262, ISO21448.
Ready to travel domestic or international as required
A valid Driving License.
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