LG Electronics
Validation Engineer I
About this role
Join LG Electronics as a Validation Engineer I, where you'll validate infotainment products by collaborating with cross-functional teams. This role involves analyzing test results, creating test cases, and ensuring product specifications are met in a dynamic and innovative environment.
What you'll do
- Validate infotainment/telematic products using test benches and vehicles
- Execute basic sanity checks and customer issue resolution tests
- Analyze test results for compliance with specifications
- Create and maintain test cases based on product requirements
- Report and track product defects in tracking systems
- Support field tests and maintain relationships with OEMs
What they're looking for
- Knowledge of test bench setup and vehicle communication protocols
- Familiarity with in-car infotainment technologies
- Ability to analyze test results and create structured test cases
- Experience with bug tracking systems
- Excellent communication skills
- Ability to learn new technologies quickly
- Attention to detail and commitment to quality
- Problem-solving skills in technical and organizational challenges
Benefits
- Competitive salary range ($57,787 - $77,050)
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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
- Describe your experience with test bench setup and vehicle validation for automotive infotainment systems. What tools or protocols have you worked with?
- Walk us through how you would create and structure a test case based on product specifications for an infotainment feature like telematics or radio.