Overview
On Site
Depends on Experience
Contract - W2
Contract - 6 Month(s)
Skills
CANalyzer
CANoe
Communication
Computer Engineering
Computer Networking
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Systems
Electrical Wiring
Engineering Support
Ethernet
Functional Requirements
IPC
Manufacturing
Mule
Network
Program Management
System Integration
Systems Design
Testing
Job Details
Job Title: Mule and Prototype IPC Engineer
Duration: 6+ Months
Location: Auburn Hills, MI (Onsite - has the possibility of Hybrid and that's fully depends on the onsite reporting Manager)
What you ll be doing:
The Mule and Prototype IPC Engineer is responsible to lead the design of CAN communication and development of functional requirements specific to mule and prototype vehicles while working with suppliers and Engineering Support teams including systems, design release, wiring, networking and architecture engineers, Program Management, and Manufacturing teams as required to design and build mule and prototype vehicles. Responsibilities include:
- Design and modify vehicle mule and prototype network topology diagram
- Develop gateway functional requirements to communicate between different CAN architectures
- Modify and map CAN/LIN network signals
- Flash, configure and calibrate modules to meet vehicle build requirements
- Troubleshooting / triage of vehicle electrical systems to support Mule and Prototype vehicle builds
- Perform bench level simulation and testing to verify developed Gateway software
- Drive identified issues to closure
What you need for this position:
Basic Qualifications:
- Bachelors in electrical engineering or Computer Engineering and Computer Science
- Knowledge of CAN based communication and tools
- Experience with multimeters and oscilloscopes
- Outstanding communication and organization skills
- Self-starter with ability to work independently
Preferred Qualifications:
- Prior experience with CAN Vector tools Canoe, CANalyzer, CANAPE, NeoVI
- Architecture/System Integration experience
- Knowledge of CAN FD and Ethernet
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