Hardware Test Engineer – Internship (Iasi)

Job description

Do you still see future cars consisting of a driver and passengers? Do you still fear car accidents? Well, we don't anymore! Each one of us can contribute to a better future and you can do this on a daily basis in a Hardware Test Engineer Internship role. AUMOVIO has been pursuing the long-term strategy of Vision Zero for years, innovating solutions that contribute to greater road safety. That's why accident prevention and the protection of drivers and passengers in collisions are focal points in vehicle development.

The product portfolio ranges from electronic and hydraulic brake and chassis control systems to sensors, advanced driver assistance systems, airbag electronics, and sensorics. More importantly, one research and development branch inside AUMOVIO - SAM ASC ESS - concentrates in Iasi on developing state-of-the-art active suspension systems that improve the dynamic stability of the vehicle and enhance lateral stability when cornering.

As an intern in our team, your daily activity will focus on testing electronic control units (ECUs) for both series and development projects. You will join an experienced team that supports you throughout the entire process and all activities.

Your main responsibilities will be to: Understand electronic schematics and PCB layouts to prepare for testing; Build and configure test setups for specific testing activities; Operate measurement and lab equipment: DMM, DAQ, oscilloscope, signal generators, power supplies, etc.; Perform measurements and characterize the behavior of circuits and components; Develop test reports based on the results obtained during testing activities; Present your findings to the project team and stakeholders; Collaborate across disciplines with system, software, and mechanical colleagues from multiple locations around the globe.

With support from our experts, you can also have the possibility to work on your own Bachelor/Master Thesis!

Qualifications

You can be a perfect match for our team if you: Are currently enrolled as an active student in their 4th year of study or in a Master's degree program in a relevant field (e.g., Electronics and Telecommunications, Electrical Engineering, Medical Bioengineering, Automation and Computer Science); Have basic knowledge of electronic circuit behavior; Are able to read and understand an electronic schematic; Are able to read and understand a component datasheet; Are proficient in English B1/B2 (reading, writing, and speaking); Have good presentation skills.

It is a plus if you have: Basic technician / hands-on skills; Experience with laboratory equipment (oscilloscope, power supply, multimeter, signal generator, etc.); Basic knowledge of automotive technologies.