Solutions Architect NA – Data Collection in Instrumented Vehicle

Stellantis•Auburn Hills, MI

17d

About The Position

Vehicle validation is a critical phase in the vehicle development process. To achieve this, we collect highly precise data from fleet driving sessions. Currently, data acquisition methods vary between regions. The Instrumentation Engineer NA will be responsible for mirroring the structure and processes already in place in Europe. This project represents a significant challenge, as the company’s ability to launch new vehicle projects to market depends on its success. The team’s mission will include:

Requirements

BA/BS in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or a related technical discipline
Minimum of 8 years of engineering experience working with vehicle CAN communications and architectures including CAN related data acquisition.
Technical expert of CAN, FD_CAN and ethernet protocols.
Testing methodologies: Strong knowledge of electrical and electronic architectures.
Testing and data collection tools: Experience in programming and querying vehicle networks and ECUs.
Automated testing: Ability to develop and implement configurations tailored to the vehicles under test.

Responsibilities

Develop and implement new data logging equipment for North and South America
Designing and executing test plans and scenarios tailored to vehicle project requirements.
Managing validation schedules and leading the progress of test campaigns.
Performing functional and performance tests within the defined scope.
Analyzing performance deviations from specifications.
Identifying anomalies and malfunctions detected during tests.
Automating and standardizing test procedures to enhance efficiency.
Collaborate with vehicle leads to determine proper data collection strategy for new and carryover vehicle test fleets.
Develop data acquisition plan based on regional requirements.
Maintain standards and traceability for data collection.
Work with data logger supplier to develop their software and firmware per our requirements.