Your key responsibilities will include:

• Independently operating thermal vacuum (TVAC) chambers, thermal chambers, and electrodynamic shakers for component and vehicle-level testing
• Utilizing a wide range of test equipment and data acquisition systems, including building and maintaining specialized test setups
• Proficiently using a variety of software tools and services for test automation, data analysis, documentation, and procurement
• Performing tests and verifications of flight hardware to test requirements, documenting results in a clear, precise, and complete manner to meet product quality standards
• Responsible for maintenance and calibration activities of test equipment
• Interpreting drawings, specifications, assembly procedures, test procedures, etc.
• Support engineering troubleshooting and root cause investigations
• Assist with area efficiency and 5S improvement projects
• Use mechanical hand tools and torque wrenches for various test setups

Requirements include:

• 2+ years of hands-on experience in test, manufacturing, or production environments
• Strong attention to detail with excellent communication and organizational skills
• Ability to lift 25 lbs unassisted
• Must be willing to work all shifts, overtime, and weekends during critical test campaigns (24/7 operations)
• Capability to work 12-hour shifts during mission-critical operations
• Shift Start Times: 1st shift - 6:00am, 2nd shift - 3:30pm (start time may vary based on operational needs)

Bonus: Experience with thermal, TVAC, vibration, shock, or acoustic testing; familiarity with spacecraft components and environmental testing procedures; material handling equipment certification (cranes, man lifts, forklifts); track record of working independently and collaboratively in technical teams; experience mentoring or training technical personnel.

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Responsibilities:

• Develop vehicle-level Logical Schematics and set up Design Transmittal (DT) Structures within the Vehicle Systems Engineering Management - Global Design Transmittal (VSEM-GDT) system.
• Ensure the Generic Fusing Strategy and Generic Grounding Strategy are strictly followed across all designs.
• Execute compatibility reviews, assess Systems Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), and ensure compliance with related system requirements in the Ford Engineering Design Environment (FEDE).
• Support Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL), Final Design Judgement (FDJ), and Design Confirmation Vehicle (DCV) Breadboard setups, including determining feature configurations and variants.
• Verify the Bill of Materials (BOM) to ensure all necessary hardware and components are present for Breadboard builds.
• Update module software using In-Vehicle Software (IVS) or JFrog repositories and configure modules using the Ford Converter Tool (FCT) or End-of-Line (EOL) simulation.
• Perform functional point-to-point testing and lead Design Confirmation Vehicle (DCV) signoff for Vehicle Engineering Validation (VEV) Design Verification (DV) Breadboards.
• Provide module configurations and support Vehicle Software Configuration System (VSCS) development.
• Support Plant Build Kits at facilities such as the New Model Programs Development Center (NMPDC) or Roush by managing software updates and module configurations.
• Execute self-tests and collect bus queries to verify part numbers, configurations, and Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs).
• Be part of new vehicle program launch team and responsible to triage and troubleshoot functional issues during vehicle builds and all pre-production phases, including Engineering Prototype (EPT), Tooling Tryout (TT), Pilot Plant (PP), Manufacturing Process (MP1 & MP2), OK to Buy (OKTB), Post Job 1 (PJ1), and Job 1 plus 90 days (J1+90).
• Support Functional Testing and Key Off Load (KOL) test activities to ensure vehicle system readiness.
• Utilize the Software Bill of Materials (SWBOM) to track software revisions.
• Support End-of-Line (EOL) testing before each build event to validate latest vehicle software package and Vehicle Software Configuration System (VSCS).
• Review and identify "false codes" (phantom Diagnostic Trouble Codes set during software reflashing) to ensure accurate system diagnostics and clean vehicle delivery.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field.
• 3-5 years' experience in automotive Electrical/Electronic (E/E) Systems Integration and Validation.
• 3+ years 'experience with Controller Area Network (CAN), CAN-Flexible Data-Rate (CAN-FD), and Local Interconnect Network (LIN) protocols and messaging.
• 2+ years' experience in Issue Triage and Root Cause Analysis of complex functional failures and system-level defects.

Preferred qualifications include proficiency in analyzing vehicle bus traffic using industry-standard tools such as CANalyzer, CANoe, Diagnostic Engineering Tool (DET), or Wireshark, ability to read and interpret complex Electrical Schematics, wiring diagrams, and network communication databases (.dbc or .arxml), fundamental understanding of vehicle power distribution, including fusing and grounding strategies, familiarity with Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) and functional safety principles, demonstrated ability to perform hands-on technical troubleshooting on physical hardware, breadboards, or vehicle prototypes, willingness to support onsite activities at manufacturing plants or prototype build facilities like the New Model Programs Development Center (NMPDC), direct experience with Ford-specific engineering tools including Vehicle Systems Engineering Management - Global Design Transmittal (VSEM-GDT) and Ford Engineering Design Environment (FEDE), expertise in Vehicle Software Configuration System (VSCS) development and module configuration, experience using In-Vehicle Software (IVS) or JFrog for software repository management and the Ford Converter Tool (FCT) for module flashing, advanced knowledge of Automotive Ethernet and complex gateway routing, in-depth knowledge of Automotive End-of-Line (EOL) testing procedures, proven ability to identify and resolve "false codes" or phantom Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) generated during software reflashing, leadership capability to lead cross-functional triage meetings and translate technical bus data into actionable business reports for leadership, proficiency in data management and tracking using Jira and Confluence, proficiency on coding in Python or C#, and proficiency on using Large Language Models.

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Responsibilities

• Complete assigned tasks thoroughly.
• Ensure that all bugs, flaws or issues are reported correctly (in English and Czech) and removed from the product before release.
• Inform Leads and Senior Testers of any issue that may slow down or stop testing progress early.
• Proactively seek ways to improve your knowledge of testing procedures and related equipment.
• Follow EA security procedures by taking responsibility for equipment and software security.

Qualifications

• Fluent (written and verbal) in English and in Czech- must be a native speaker.
• Demonstrate an ability to approach testing in a detailed and structured way.
• Interest and knowledge of video games, the video game industry and platforms, including PC, Mac, Consoles (PS, Xbox), and Mobile.
• Excellent communication skills
• Proactive, player-focused, and team-oriented
• Knowledgeable of Microsoft Windows environment
• You must be at least 18 years old.

Special Considerations

• EA offers relocation support for employees joining us from outside of Madrid.
• Please note, you must be eligible to work in Spain. EA does not sponsor visas for this position.
• EA Madrid's work is dynamic. There will be peak periods of activity, therefore the workload and make-up of teams will vary. Regular working hours are 40 hours per week. On few occasions overtime might be needed either on workdays or weekends. It will be compensated with time off.

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