Location: Oshawa, Ontario, Canada (Onsite)
Shift: 1st shift, Monday - Friday, 8:30am to 5pm
Position Title: HIL Simulation and Integration Engineer - Automotive Engineering
Role SummaryAs a HIL Simulation and Integration Engineer, you will be on the forefront of realistic automotive software and hardware-in-the-loop simulation environments creating high-fidelity vehicles models and their large sensor suite.
The simulations support algorithm development of hands-free driving in all situations and other active safety features. The main areas of focus are bus communication, optimization, and sensor modelling. You will be working cross-collaboratively with many teams to integrate these systems into a wider CI/CD toolchain.
Key Responsibilities- Work within an Agile environment to define, plan, and analyze user-stories to meet the team's strategic objectives
- Combine engineering analysis with strong computer science fundamentals to create accurate physics-based simulation platforms to allow developers to test development controller code
- Work collaboratively with multiple teams to deliver end-to-end products and features, seeing them through from conception to delivery with a focus on (internal) customer ease-of-use
- Ensure deliverables are complete as per milestones with excellence
- Identify and implement areas of efficiency to the process and the product when scaling up
- Develop and maintain Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) testing infrastructure, encompassing simulation and various communication protocols.
- Responsible for testing hardware and running simulations.
- Test the safety of the vehicle, support the test environment, analyze and interpret the testing results.
RequirementsRequired Skills and Experiences:- Experience with modelling in a physics-based simulation environment, preferably automotive
- Experience working on large volumes of data in a real-time, or faster than real-time discrete environment
- Knowledge of dSpace products, CarSIM, and MATLAB/Simulink
- Extensive experience with full software development lifecycle (software requirements, design, coding, verification, support)
- 2+ years of working experience with C++
- Solid knowledge of Python or other scripting languages
- Experience working with Scrum/Agile software development process and tools
- Able to work in a team as well as independently
- Must possess excellent communication skills
- Creative, disciplined, strong sense of responsibility to deliver results and meet schedule and commitment.
Preferred Skills and Experiences:- Demonstrated experience with simulation tools.
Education and Training:- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Software or a relevant technical field.
Benefits- Extended group insurance including prescription drugs, dental and vision cares
- RRSP employer matching
- 3 weeks annual vacation
