HIL Engineer; Windsor

Windsor, ON, Canada (On-site)

Contract (11 months 4 days)

Published 4 months ago

driveline system development and validation focuses on the integration of the driveline system into a vehicle architecture, ensuring the functional performance required for the vehicle to meet its designated mission.

• Onsite technical support at ARDC, Windsor for HIL / DIL development, commissioning, and testing.
• Establish a cross‑functional team involved in the design and validation of the components and subsystems comprising the driveline.
• Create the development and validation plan.
• Perform Driver‑in‑Loop (DIL) and Hardware‑in‑Loop (HIL) validation.
• Develop feasibility assessments and implementation plans, including schedules for converting activities from vehicle to virtual for each development activity or test.
• Troubleshoot HIL and DIL test setups.
• Implement HIL and DIL integration.
• Model development consistent with Stellantis Framework.
• Procure material such as controllers, connectors, terminals, cables, and harnesses.
• Conduct test property basic functional check‑outs, Control Desk function check‑outs, and commissioning reports (Release notes).
• Review and analyze vehicle system documentation to capture overall testing and timing requirements.
• Handle HIL simulation open‑loop commissioning (IO checkout, PC setup, etc.) and closed‑loop commissioning (HILs, ECU, load devices, FIU, etc.).
• Interface effectively with other team members, both internal and external.
• Preference will be given to Canadian citizens.

• Good knowledge and experience with propulsion systems, including ICE, Hybrid/BEV/PHEV.
• Plant model development using MATLAB/Simulink.
• Experience with dSPACE hardware/software and tools.
• Knowledge of automotive vehicle networks and protocols (CAN, LIN & Ethernet) and related diagnostic/communication tools (CANoe, CANalyzer, etc.) with associated documentation (DBC, LDFs, ARXMLs, vehicle architecture definitions).
• Use of instrumentation mentioned in this document and other basic instrumentation / equipment.
• Knowledge of vehicle ECUs and interaction/interface among them.
• Experience with tools such as INCA, Control Desk, Configuration Desk, Vector, etc.
• Ability to read electrical diagrams and schematics.
• Measurement and analysis tools (oscilloscope, protocol analyzer, etc.).
• Familiarity with automotive processes/tools such as System FMEA, DVP&R, or equivalent quality and reliability tools.
• Knowledge of electrification vehicle-level systems.

BSEE, or BS in Computer Engineering.

The pay range is $28.08/hour to $53.88/hour. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, and retirement plans.

We are an equal opportunity employer and do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, veteran status, disability, genetic information, or other legally protected characteristic.