Develop interface and driver software for HIL systems, build Python and C++ test automation frameworks, create logging and analysis tools, integrate tests into CI pipelines, maintain code quality, and troubleshoot bench integration defects. The role requires embedded or test-system software experience, hardware interfacing, protocol understanding, cross-platform development, and automated testing expertise.
- Develop interface/driver software for communication between OPAL-RT targets, DUT firmware and host PCs (TCP/UDP, EtherCAT, CAN, serial, shared memory)
- Build Python/C++ test automation frameworks that run test sequences, capture signals and generate reports automatically
- Create data-logging, visualization and results-analysis tools for bench runs
- Integrate test execution into CI pipelines (Bamboo / Jenkins / GitLab); maintain code quality via reviews and static analysis
- Support bench bring-up with the US lead; fix integration defects quickly
What you bring
- 3–6 years of software development in C/C++ and Python for embedded or test-system environments
- Experience with real-time or hardware-interfacing software; familiarity with HIL platforms (OPAL-RT API / RT-LAB Python API a strong plus)
- Linux and Windows development, Git, CI/CD, unit-testing discipline
- Comfortable reading interface control documents and working to defined protocols
- BE/BTech in Computer Science, Electronics or related
Nice to have: LabVIEW/NI TestStand, Robot Framework, Docker, MATLAB integration, prior semiconductor or automotive HIL projects
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