HIL Engineer

at  Sii

MATLAB

• Simulink

Nice-to-have:

• Jenkins
• CI/CD

Right now, we’re looking for talented HIL engineers to work on projects for our clients from the automotive industry. If you are a methodical, curious, and dedicated engineer with a passion for problem-solving, this might be a perfect role for you!
Join Sii Sweden and use all the benefits of the experienced international company such as training, webinars, and knowledge-sharing opportunities with other Sii colleagues, and enjoy a stable and growth-encouraging environment! We also offer attractive compensation, wellness packages, pension plans and more.

Your role

• Developing different Hardware-in-the-loop simulation environments
• Writing test specifications, performing testing
• Creating test cases to validate hardware functionality and performance.
• Analyzing test results to assess hardware performance.
• Working in a multi-cultural environment and cooperating with other team members and function developers
• Keeping up with evolving standards and regulatory requirements to ensure that HIL simulation environments and testing practices remain in alignment with industry best practices

Your skills

• Master or bachelor’s degree in engineering (Electronics, Mechatronics, Mechanics, or Physics)
• Experience from the development of embedded control systems within the automotive industry
• Hands-on experience with programming in Python
• Experience in model-based development & verification process
• Knowledge of SW integration & basic knowledge of HIL simulator hardware

Job no. 240430-09TG

• Developing different Hardware-in-the-loop simulation environments
• Writing test specifications, performing testing
• Creating test cases to validate hardware functionality and performance.
• Analyzing test results to assess hardware performance.
• Working in a multi-cultural environment and cooperating with other team members and function developers
• Keeping up with evolving standards and regulatory requirements to ensure that HIL simulation environments and testing practices remain in alignment with industry best practice