Embedded Software Validation Engineer

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Coventry
£400 - £500/day
Posted 3 days ago
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Embedded Software Validation Engineer (HIL / Automotive / EV) Contract | Competitive Day Rate | Onsite We are hiring an experienced Embedded Software Validation Engineer to support cutting-edge electric vehicle (EV) and charging systems development within a high-performance engineering environment. This role focuses on embedded software testing, verification, and validation using Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) systems, ensuring delivery of safety-critical automotive software to the highest standards. Key Responsibilities: * Lead embedded software validation and verification activities * Develop and execute test plans, test cases, and test frameworks * Perform testing using HIL systems (dSpace preferred) * Ensure compliance with ISO26262 / ASIL functional safety standards * Conduct root cause analysis and debugging of system issues * Support test automation and continuous integration (CI/CD) environments Key Skills & Experience: * Strong experience in embedded systems validation / testing * Hands-on experience with HIL / dSpace tools * Knowledge of ISO26262 / ASIL safety standards * Programming skills in Python, C or C++ * Experience in automotive, EV, electrification or power electronics * Familiarity with Jenkins, GitLab, Jira or similar tools Desirable: * Experience with EV charging systems, inverters, DC-DC or AC-DC systems * Knowledge of automotive networks (CAN, LIN) * Background in real-time control systems This is a high-impact opportunity to work on next-generation electrification and charging technology, contributing to innovative, safety-critical systems. Apply now to be part of a rapidly growing automotive software validation programme

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