4 days ago
Södertälje, SwedenEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Identify diagnostic information requirements across ECUs, onboard applications, and digital services.
- Build and evaluate a prototype for distributed vehicle functions in a hardware rig or simulation environment.
- Investigate whether combined SOVD and UDS diagnostics improve fault localization for different fault types.
- Evaluate onboard functions and functionality spanning the vehicle and cloud-based digital services.
- Define a documented diagnostic baseline and assess controlled fault scenarios, capability gaps, and limitations.
- Analyze unresolved cases to identify missing diagnostic information, implementation support, or diagnostic methods.
- Produce reproducible tests, a capability-gap analysis, a master’s thesis, and practical recommendations.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing master’s studies in Computer Science, Embedded Systems, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a similar field.
- Programming and software-testing skills are expected.
- Application must include a CV, personal letter, and transcript of grades.
Benefits
- Thesis project with Scania and an opportunity to build relationships for future employment.
- Approximately 20 weeks beginning in Q1 2027, worth 30 ECTS per student.
- Located at Scania Technical Centre, Granparksvägen 10, Södertälje, Sweden.
- One or two students may participate.
- A background check might be conducted; interviews are held continuously and recruitment may close early.
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About Scania
Scania Nederland manufactures and services heavy trucks, buses, and industrial and marine engines for freight, public transport, and industrial customers. It sells vehicles, aftermarket parts, and maintenance contracts through a national dealer network, and is part of the TRATON Group. Based in Breda, its operations include the Zwolle plant—the largest Scania factory worldwide—serving Dutch and international markets.