About the Role
We are seeking experienced Automotive Technical Referents to join a specialized team supporting functional cluster. The ideal candidates will have hands-on expertise in developing, integrating, and testing automotive features across the Drive Cluster, Body Cluster, and Energy Cluster

Key Responsibilities
1. Technical Expertise & Cluster Ownership Drive Cluster: Experience in Drive Train, Signal Distribution, Traction System Monitoring, or Chassis Management (e.g., Brake Torque Vectoring). Energy Cluster: Expertise in High-Voltage Systems, HV Safety, Charging, or Low/Medium Voltage Power Distribution. Assistance Cluster: Knowledge of ADAS, Parking Assistance, Traffic Sign Recognition, or Driving Dynamics. Body Cluster: Familiarity with Body Control Modules, Climate Control, Electronic Mirrors/Seats, Lighting, or Vehicle Safety (CPD). 2. Feature Development & Testing Define test cases, validation plans, and execution strategies for cluster-specific features. Example: Testing "play protection" in electronic mirrors by simulating rapid button presses.



Troubleshoot cross-cluster interactions (e.g., HV charging impacts on traction control). Use tools like CANoe, VectorCAST, or HI-L (Hardware-in-Loop) testing. 3. Collaboration & Documentation Document test results, defects, and validation reports for audits. Mentor junior engineers on automotive testing best practices. Must-Have Qualifications 8–15+ years in Automotive (OEM/Tier 1 Supplier preferred) – e.g., Tata Motors, Mahindra, Bosch, Continental, ZF, or global captives. Testing expertise: Functional validation, fault injection, or system integration testing. Tools: CANoe, CANalyzer, VectorCAST, ETAS INCA, or similar. Soft

skills:
Solid communication, problem-solving, and ability to work in global teams. Nice-to-Have Qualifications Knowledge of AUTOSAR, ISO 26262 (Functional Safety), or cybersecurity (ISO 21434). German language skills (basic technical terms).

📌 Technical Specialist (Bengaluru)
🏢 ALTEN India
📍 Bengaluru