We are looking for an experienced Test Rig / Verification Engineer with strong hands-on knowledge in automotive electronics and test environments.

The role involves developing, building, and maintaining test rigs for ECU and system verification activities. You will work with bus communication, diagnostics, automation, and hardware integration within HIL/SIL environments.

You will be responsible for developing and configuring test environments using Vector CANoe and CAPL scripting, as well as creating tooling and automation scripts in C# and/or Python. The role also includes reading and interpreting ECU specifications and translating requirements into functional rig designs.

The assignment requires hands-on experience in building and commissioning test rigs from concept to operational setup, together with a solid understanding of electronics, including schematics, signal levels, wiring, connectors, and sensors. Experience working with automotive communication protocols such as CAN, LIN, and Ethernet is also important.

We are looking for someone with a structured and proactive mindset who can independently drive rig development activities and identify solutions with minimal supervision.

• Work experience in Sweden
• Experience of HIL development in the automotive domain  

       ∙     Experience with Vector CANoe for bus communication, simulation, and diagnostics

      ∙     Familiarity with CAPL scripting for test automation and message handling

      ∙     Programming skills in C# and/or Python for tooling and test scripting

      ∙     Solid understanding of electronics – schematics, signal levels, wiring, connectors, sensors

      ∙     Ability to independently read and interpret ECU specifications and translate requirements into rig design

      ∙     Hands-on experience in test rig construction – from concept through to commissioning

      ∙     Experience with HIL (Hardware-in-the-Loop) and/or SIL (Software-in-the-Loop) test environments

      ∙     Understanding of relevant communication protocols (CAN, LIN, Ethernet, etc.)

      ∙     Structured and proactive working style – able to drive rig development with minimal supervision