EES Validation Engineer - San Antonio, United States - AdbaKx

    AdbaKx
    AdbaKx San Antonio, United States

    3 weeks ago

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    Title: EES Validation Engineer (Testing Engineer)

    Day 1 Onsite

    Location : San Antonio, TX and New Carlisle, IN

    Keywords/Key Skills: Automotive Technician (ICE and EV Automotive Systems), Testing tools (Use Vector CANalyzer, Pico Scope, NexiQ, Somat, Dewesoft, and LabView)

    Responsibilities

    Five plus years of Automotive Dealership Technician Experience to include ICE and EV Automotive Systems

    Supporting testing engineers in instrumentation and test data collection. Performing validation testing following written test procedures. (Use Vector CANalyzer, Pico Scope, NexiQ, Somat, Dewesoft, and LabView to collect and analyze data.)

    Electrical diagnosis and repair of vehicle electrical issues for current product class 5-8 trucks and buses.

    Implementing electrical system changes to prototype vehicles.

    Using and maintaining vehicle diagnostics computer software.

    Ordering and maintaining repair parts inventory. Fabricating wire harness overlays.

    Inspection of completed wiring harness and harness routing and clipping quality for prototype vehicles.

    Create test harnesses and instrument vehicles for testing.

    Maintaining test equipment and calibration, as well as developing new test equipment.

    Desired Skills

    Must be able to use industry standard mechanic tools such as impacts, torque wrenches, power probes, soldering iron, electrical crimping/depinning tools. (Must be able to remove door panels, seats, headliners, etc....)

    Fabrication, assembly, check-out, modification, and testing of prototype electromechanical systems, experimental design circuitry, or specialized test equipment

    Reading schematics, diagrams, written and verbal descriptions, or defined plans to perform testing.

    Performing operational testing and fault isolation on electrical systems and equipment

    Using diagnostic software to program, configure, or troubleshoot engine, transmission, brakes, and vehicle microcontrollers.

    Construction, test and check-out of test equipment

    Manufacturing, testing, development of diagnostic equipment. Including, but not limited to, computer-based test programs, oscilloscopes, signal generators and specialized test apparatus.

    Development of testing process improvements

    CDL license to drive a school bus and heavy truck would be most helpful.

    Experience in a testing environment to include Cold/Hot chamber, dyno, and wind tunnel.