Test Engineering Technician – Trollhättan, Sweden

Chassis Autonomy

Chassis Autonomy is a deep technology start-up, setting the new state-of-the-art for safety critical vehicle actuation systems. Our mission is to enable true autonomous mobility with our ground-breaking, patent pending steer-by-wire systems. We are now rapidly scaling to ensure we can meet the demands of the market for both fully automated (L4/L5) and partially automated (L2/L3) applications. 

Test Engineering Technician

Role reference: 2023-07-001

Trollhättan, Sweden | Full-time | Flexible working

The right to work in Sweden (and/or the EU)


Role Description

We are seeking a skilled and passionate Test Technician to join our team and play a crucial role in confirming the quality and reliability of our state-of-the-art steering actuator, the successful candidate will be responsible for conducting various tests, analysing data, and providing valuable insights on how to improve the performance and reliability of our product. Your expertise will be vital in identifying potential issues and contributing to the development of our steering technologies.


Rapid Career Progression

We are rapidly scaling our testing and development department, and this role presents an opportunity for a driven and ambitious test technician to quickly progress into the role of test engineer, under the guidance and support of our wider engineering, and test and development teams.


Duties and Responsibilities

  • Set up and execution of a wide range of tests on our steering actuator, including component testing, system validation and durability assessments.
  • Support the build, commissioning, and maintenance of test rigs, including equipment calibrations.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot and diagnose issues encountered during testing, contributing problem-solving methods and recommendations for potential improvements.
  • Support of external testing where required including sample preparation and onsite support.
  • Monitor test processes, record data, and conduct thorough data analysis to identify any anomalies or deviations from the expected results.
  • Generate comprehensive test reports, summarising findings and recommending improvements for review by the engineering and management teams.
  • Work collaboratively as part of a team to achieve goals.
  • Adhere to safety protocols and ensure a secure working environment within the testing facility.
  • Any other duty or activity reasonably requested to meet department and/or company goals.
 
 

Required Skills / Qualifications

The desired candidate shall have at least:

  • An engineering qualification
  • Experience using laboratory test equipment to set up and carry out tests.
  • Electrical, electronic, and mechanical assembly experience including soldering, wiring, and component build. (desired)
  • A good understanding of component disassembly, assembly, and maintenance techniques. (desired)
  • Use of software programming to assist efficient data processing.
  • Flexible and open-minded to respond quickly to changes in project priorities.
  • Strong IT skills, including Microsoft Office.
 
 

Inclusion and Diversity

We welcome diversity, recognising the strong operational and cultural value it brings to our business. We embrace individuality and embrace the clear benefits that it brings to innovation. Our greatest challenge is in building the great team that will enable our mission and that starts with our people, regardless of their background.


Working Culture

At Chassis Autonomy, we embrace the flexible working; however, we also recognise that there no better way to solve complex engineering problems than gathering around physical test hardware or grouping around a white board to brainstorm solutions. The next two to three years at Chassis Autonomy will be focused upon intensive R&D and this will require extensive in-person collaboration across the company.

Furthermore, to lay the foundations for a positive and inclusive culture at Chassis Autonomy, in-person attendance will be required to build relationships across departments and to welcome and integrate new staff into the wider team. You must therefore be committed to attending our offices as required by the project or programme you are working on, and to support wider business activities. At other times, flexible working is very much supported.

The wider Chassis Autonomy group is split between our base in Trollhättan, Sweden and our base in the UK. As we scale operations in both countries, there will be opportunities and in some cases requirements to travel between the two locations, in addition to travel within the EU and the rest of the world to support development programmes with our customers.

Apply now using the form on our careers page

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