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Python Automation Engineer – Automotive Testing

Pentangle Tech Services | P5 GroupWarren, MIPosted 3d ago
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Job Summary We are looking for a Python Automation Engineer to develop and maintain automated test frameworks for automotive ECUs and vehicle systems. The candidate will create Python-based automation, execute SIL/HIL testing, analyze logs, and support continuous integration and regression testing. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and maintain Python-based automotive test automation frameworks. Automate functional, integration, regression, and system-level test cases. Interface with automotive test tools, ECUs, simulators, and HIL systems. Develop scripts for CAN/CAN FD, LIN, Ethernet, and diagnostic testing. Execute automated and manual ECU/vehicle validation. Develop reusable test libraries and automation utilities. Analyze test logs and troubleshoot test failures. Integrate automated tests into CI/CD environments. Support HIL/SIL test environments and test-bench setup. Develop automated test reports and test evidence. Work with engineering teams to reproduce and resolve defects. Maintain test scripts, test cases, and automation documentation. Required Skills 3+ years of Python automation experience. Automotive testing/validation experience. Strong Python programming and debugging skills. Experience with CAN/CAN FD, LIN, Ethernet, or UDS. Experience with CANoe/CANalyzer or similar tools. Experience with HIL/SIL testing. Knowledge of pytest, Robot Framework, or similar frameworks. Experience with Git and CI/CD tools such as Jenkins. Preferred CAPL experience. NI VeriStand or dSPACE experience. MATLAB/Simulink knowledge. Experience with ECU diagnostics. AUTOSAR knowledge. Experience with embedded software testing.

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