Drive Verification & Validation efforts for Autonomous Driving in a dynamic team at Applied Intuition in Tokyo.
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In this role, the System Validation Engineer focuses on managing and executing test campaigns to ensure that autonomous driving systems meet specifications and customer expectations. Key skills include a strong understanding of automotive systems, proficiency in various testing methodologies, and experience with hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) and software-in-the-loop (SIL) testing environments. This position is well-suited for candidates with at least five years of experience in verification and validation within the automotive industry, particularly those who thrive in collaborative, fast-paced environments.
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Applied Intuition entered the Japan market in 2019. The company has rapidly grown and established strategic relationships with major Japanese automotive OEM customers. Based in Otemachi area, the Tokyo site consists of more than 60 employees who previously come from Google, Mobileye, TIER IV, Woven by Toyota, Tesla and other renowned companies.
We are looking for a System Test Engineer to drive Verification & Validation (V&V) efforts for Autonomous Driving. Your role will focus on ensuring execution and managing the test campaigns that ensure systems and components meet all required specifications, standards, and customer expectations. You will work closely with cross-functional teams to define testing criteria, develop test plans, and oversee the execution of both verification and validation processes. Your work will be critical to enable our development of a production-ready software for on-road vehicles.
In addition to your testing contributions, by working in our dynamic and customer-focused team culture, you will contribute to and learn from best practices in the automotive industry. We move fast and we focus on excellence, for our products and for our business. If you are hands-on and looking for a place to have a multiplying effect on making automotive systems a reality, Applied Intuition is the place for you!
Set up Test Management for Autonomous Driving and lead efforts for test execution
Collaborate with system development teams to understand system requirements and define appropriate verification and validation plans
Utilize various testing methodologies and Applied’s tools to conduct functional, non-functional, regression, and performance testing in simulation and on-road
Analyze test results, identify issues and trends, and work with engineering teams to troubleshoot and resolve problems
Ensure compliance with industry standards, regulatory requirements, and quality management systems.
Document all V&V activities and provide comprehensive reports to stakeholders
Provide release recommendation based on test results
Contribute to the overall safety case of the product
Strong understanding of automotive systems and components, particularly in areas such as ADAS, infotainment, powertrain, and vehicle control systems
Proficiency in testing methodologies, tools, and processes related to automotive systems.
Experience with HIL and SIL testing environments
Experience in in-vehicle testing
Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and troubleshooting skills
Strong communication and collaboration abilities, with experience working in cross-functional teams
Minimum of 5 years of experience in V&V testing in the automotive industry
Familiarity with industry standards (e.g., ISO 26262, ASPICE) and regulatory requirements
Lunch and dinner allowance
Equity (RSU) offering
English / Japanese language allowance
Company sponsored housing program
Pension plan (確定拠出年金)
Fitness & Learning allowance
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