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About the Company At Avaron, you get the security of permanent employment combined with the variety of working at different customers. We place specialists across everything from tech, IT and industry to project management and business support – and whatever the assignment, you have a consultant manager who is there for you and your development. About the Role You will work with verification of suspension control systems in an advanced vehicle dynamics environment for heavy vehicles. The team owns the product end to end, from requirements and specification to quality follow-up, which gives you close collaboration with function owners, software developers and other cross-functional stakeholders. You will verify software both in virtual environments and in vehicles, while also helping shape how verification is done going forward. This role is a great fit if you want hands-on testing combined with real influence on verification strategy in a complex embedded systems domain. Job Description You will create test cases and test scenarios for ECU-level verification in SIL and HIL environments. You will perform verification at both ECU level and system level for suspension control functions. You will run and analyze regression tests, mainly automated, and help improve the quality of the test flow. You will test software in vehicles as well as in virtual environments. You will work closely with software developers and function owners, giving you insight into the full development process. You will contribute to both short-term deliveries and long-term improvements in verification strategy and ways of working. Requirements M.Sc. degree in Mechatronics, Control engineering, Mechanical engineering, or a similar field. 2-5 years of relevant experience within Mechatronics, Mechanical engineering, or Control engineering. Good understanding of system development for embedded real-time systems. Experience with tools such as PowerBI, CANoe and CANalyzer. Ability to complete a background check before the assignment starts. Nice to have Experience with CT Studio, GIT, Vector DaVinci, SystemWeaver (SE-TOOL), PN-tool or Github Copilot. Knowledge of C#, C++, ISO26262, Python, or software and system architecture. What We Offer Permanent employment at Avaron AB Occupational pension Wellness allowance of SEK 5,000 per year Application Selections are made on an ongoing basis – apply as soon as you can.
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