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Automotive Test Validation Engineer
September 17, 2026
Office
Junior
Sant Esteve Sesrovires, Spain
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Office-only workEnglish is required · B2 level
Description
Capgemini Engineering is looking for a Validation Engineer to join its automotive team in Sant Esteve Sesrovires, Barcelona. The role centres on electronic and functional validation of Infotainment system software, including reading and analysing frames and messaging, as well as component integration on mock-ups and in vehicles. You will take part in follow-up meetings with the client and produce validation reports. The position requires an electronics, telecommunications or automotive engineering background, English at B2 level and basic knowledge of CAN simulations.
Responsibilities
Perform electronic and functional validation of Infotainment system software, including reading and analysing frames and messaging
Support component integration on mock-ups and validation both on mock-ups and in vehicles
Take part in follow-up meetings with the client and write validation reports
Requirements
Degree (Higher Vocational Training or Bachelor) in Electronics, Telecommunications or Automotive Engineering
English level B2 or higher with ability to communicate in international technical environments
Basic knowledge of automotive and/or Infotainment systems
Use of CAN simulations
Valid driving licence
Proactive attitude toward learning and teamwork
Conditions
Free access to learning platforms including Harvard Business Review, Coursera, Pluralsight, Udemy, Microsoft, AWS and Google
Global Wellbeing Hub covering work-life balance, working hours and professional network growth
Autonomy and goal-setting rated 8.4+ in the monthly Pulse feedback survey
Professional communities within the Engineering Career Framework
CANInfotainmentautomotive / infotainment
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