3 days ago
Södertälje, SwedenEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Analyze selected EMS test cases, FMEA information, and existing engineer-written test scripts.
- Investigate and develop AI-assisted conversion of structured test cases into executable HIL test scripts.
- Develop or evaluate a proof of concept for AI-assisted test-script generation.
- Develop INCA-FLOW workflows for test execution, measurement, data collection, and result evaluation.
- Compare AI-generated scripts with engineer-written scripts.
- Evaluate correctness, completeness, test coverage, traceability, repeatability, and engineering effort.
- Identify limitations and recommend ways to review, improve, and scale the automated workflow.
Requirements
- Be a master’s student in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Embedded Systems, Mechatronics, or a related field.
- Experience or interest in Python or other programming languages, artificial intelligence and machine learning, automated software testing, CAN and automotive communication, or embedded systems is beneficial.
- Demonstrate an analytical, structured, curious, independent, and collaborative working style.
- Submit a CV, personal letter, and transcript of grades.
Benefits
- Approximately 20-week master’s thesis project worth 30 credits / 30 ECTS.
- Start date to be agreed; one or two students may be accepted.
- Location is Södertälje, Sweden, with on-site or hybrid work depending on test activities.
- Opportunity to build relationships with Scania and TRATON and potentially develop a future career connection.
- The thesis may involve confidential technical information, with publication conditions agreed with the student and university.
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.