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Firmware Test Engineer

Location: 

Singapore, SG, 639126

Date:  Apr 15, 2024
Job Area:  Other
Job Level:  Graduates

Role Summary

MANN+HUMMEL is a leading provider of filtration solutions for automotive, industrial, commercial and consumer segments. An exciting opportunity exists to join the global IoT R&D lab based in Singapore focusing on the fast growing trend of Internet-of-Things solutions, with potential applications across many different business segments. The IoT Lab is a technology group focusing on innovating and developing smart products and solutions for the MANN+HUMMEL group. As an IoT Center of Competence, we provide leadership in the IoT domain, collaborating with other teams and experts globally.We are looking for a technical person to lead the firmware testing of a new generation of smart / connected products. This is a unique opportunity to join a new technology group and play a key role in the development of IoT end-to-end products and solutions for an industry leader. 

Main Tasks

Predevelopment

  • Work with Project Manager, System/Software Architect, and Firmware Engineers to define test strategy for IoT smart products and end to end systems.
  • Define firmware test plan based on product requirements.
  • Explore firmware test tools and set-up test environment for the project.
  • Firmware test development and execution 
  • Develop and create test cases, define acceptance criteria.
  • Design and implement automated firmware test scripts for in-house testing for in house project.
  • Lead and manage outsourced firmware testing through partners and accountable for final firmware test suite to the Quality & Project Manager.
  • Accountable to the Quality & Project Manager for firmware testing tasks assigned as part of project work.
  • Define and adapt firmware testing processes as part of the overall product lifecycle.
  • Drive the maturation and validation of the test strategy and test plan.
  •  Work actively with the development team to ensure that the firmware is tested and validated according to the pre-defined test pPrepare in-house test documentation and reports as part of the delivery.
  • Review and approve the test report that is provided by outsourcing partner.
  • Identify, create and review manufacturing relevant FW test cases.
  • Define and implement remote diagnostics where applicable.
  • Participate in all aspects of design (hardware, software, integration, testing, validation, manufacturing)
  • Need to support multiple projects where required.
     

 

Your Profile

  • Electronic degree or computer engineering (with embedded systems).
  • At least 3 years’ working experience in embedded systems. 
  • Proficiency in quality and test methodologies and test tools (eg, logic analysers, static code analyser).
  • C is a must, C++, Python and Java Script is an advantage.
  • Git version control is an advantage.
  • Knowledge of various protocols and types of communication mechanisms (eg CAN, MODBUS) at hardware and software level is an advantage
  • Experience in firmware development methodologies to deliver on quality and time requirements.
  • Experience in AGILE methods and CI/CD is an advantage.
  • Experience in build automation systems is an advantage.
  • Ability to perform fault analysis. 
  • Proficiency in English and Chinese (written and spoken) is a preferred.
  • Ability to multitask and execute with a positive "can do" attitude.
  • Ability to learn fast through self-directed interdisciplinary research