LG Electronics
Validation Engineer - CONTRACTOR
About this role
The Validation Engineer - CONTRACTOR position at LG Electronics in Troy, MI focuses on validating telematics products, ensuring they meet customer specifications through various testing methods. The role involves collaboration with OEMs and R&D teams, along with maintaining good relations with global counterparts.
What you'll do
- Perform validation tests for telematics products
- Analyze test results for compliance with specifications
- Create and maintain test cases based on product specs
- Report and track product defects using a tracking system
- Set up test benches and perform software updates
- Support technical issues and communicate with R&D teams
What they're looking for
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent
- Knowledge of telematics systems and testing protocols
- Ability to analyze test results
- Experience with bug tracking systems
- Strong communication skills
- Detail-oriented with a commitment to quality
- Adaptability to new tools and technologies
- Ability to work across multiple disciplines
Benefits
- No-cost premiums for health benefits
- Immediate vesting for 401(k) contributions
- Generous Paid Time Off
- Short-Term Incentives based on performance
- Access to mental health resources
- Family-oriented benefits
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LG Electronics
LG Electronics develops HVAC control systems and infotainment/telematics products for the automotive and appliance markets. The company is hiring Software Engineers and Validation Engineers to lead system integration testing, controls validation, and product specification verification across its North American and global operations.
- Website
- lg.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with telematics systems validation—what test benches and vehicles have you worked with?
- How do you approach creating and maintaining test cases? Can you describe your process for ensuring comprehensive coverage?