System Test Engineer - CCS Charging

Can You Engineer a Brighter Tomorrow?
At Volvo Cars, we are not just building cars; we are shaping the future. Our commitment to leading in the automotive world goes beyond traditional vehicles. We are transitioning into a software-driven company, striving to enhance the daily lives of our customers and promoting environmental sustainability. With ambitious goals like selling 1.2 million cars annually, half of which will be electric vehicles by 2025, we are at the forefront of the electric vehicle revolution. Join us on this transformative journey.

What You'll Do
As a System Test Engineer in our CCS Charging team, your role will encompass a wide range of responsibilities. You will dive into the heart of electric vehicle technology, ensuring that our charging systems provide an exceptional experience for our customers. Your tasks will include:
 · Reading and understanding standards and internal requirements.
· Conducting tests and analyses of the charging system, from start to finish.
· Collecting and analyzing data from various vehicle sources.
· Employing both manual and automated testing methods.
· Collaborating across teams to achieve comprehensive system testing.
· Working in diverse environments, including HIL simulators, test tracks, and field expeditions. 
Your contributions will be integral to our mission of delivering top-notch charging solutions that align with market communication protocols and elevate the overall charging experience.
What You'll Bring
To excel in this role, you should bring the following qualifications and attributes:
· Educational Background: A minimum of a B.Sc. Degree in engineering, preferably electronics, software engineering, or equivalent.
· Experience: Experience with Autosar, along with familiarity in electric concepts, electrical safety, and embedded software testing.
· Technical Knowledge: Proficiency in measuring and analyzing both analog and digital systems.
· Automotive Control Systems: An understanding of automotive control system development.
· Charging Standards Knowledge: Experience with charging standards (ISO 15118 and DIN 70121).
· Additional Skills: Proficiency in areas such as bi-directional charging, Plug & Charge, power electronics, ISO-OSI, TCP-IP network architecture, and software programming in C++ or Python is highly valued.
· Advanced Tools: Proficiency with essential tools such as CANoe/CANalyzer for measurements and analysis, INCA and Wireshark for measuring and debugging, BluePirat for data-logging, Automation Desk for automation, and HIL (dSPACE) testing with Control Desk.
Like to know more
If you're intrigued by this opportunity and want to explore further, please reach out to: Bhavesh Patel, Manager CCS Charging SW Development & Testing, bhavesh.patel@volvocars.com.
For inquiries about the recruitment process, please reach out to: Kristin Lövgren, Senior Recruiter kristin.lovgren@volvocars.com.
You are welcome with your application no later than 2023-10-01. Please keep in mind that we do not approve any applications via mail.

You are familiar with tools and techniques used to measure and analyze both analogue and digital systems.
You are interested in and understand automotive control system development.
We believe that you have at least a B.Sc. Degree within engineering, preferably electronics, software engineering or equivalent. On top on this, you have some years of experience with Autosar and you are familiar with electric concepts, electrical safety and embedded Software testing. We are a global company so a must for us is that you are fluent in English. Also, you should have a driving license (B), preferably you love cars as much as we do.
This is what you need to have. But we also have a few things that is nice to have If you also have any of the following skills, we consider it to be meritorious:
* In depth knowledge and experience with CCS charging standards like DIN 70121 and ISO 15118 is highly meritorious.
* It would also be great If you have worked and are familiar with concepts like bi-directional charging or Plug & Charge.
* Knowledge of power electronics, especially on-board charger functionality
* You have a fair understanding of ISO-OSI and the TCP-IP network architecture
* For successfully testing whether charging functionality is conforming to CCS DC and AC system in the field you need to be well acquainted with different tools:Experience with CANoe/CANalyzer measurements and analysis
* Experience measuring and debugging with INCA and Wireshark
* Experience in data-logging with BluePirat

* Experience with Automation Desk
* Experience in HIL (dSPACE) testing with Control Desk
* Your background includes experience of SW programming in C++ or Python