Student- Engineering ADAS Vehicle Integration
Auburn Hills, MI - USA
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Position Overview
Magnas ADAS technologies are shaping an autonomous future and improving lives.
The ADAS Intern/Co-op (onsite) primarily supports ADAS vehicle integration by coordinating prototype vehicle activities (build readiness installations scheduling support and issue tracking) across cross-functional teams. The role also supports deployment and use of ROS-based tools as needed. A strong drive to learn clear communication and teamwork are essential.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Coordinate ADAS prototype vehicle activities across crossfunctional teams (build readiness scheduling support parts/tools readiness stakeholder communication and issue tracking/closure).
- Support prototype vehicle-build activities with the Engineering Services team including RRS PC installation and related vehicle integration tasks.
- Support End-of-Line (EOL) and USS sensor calibration activities as scheduled and document calibration outcomes and follow-up actions.
- Create utilities/tools to support the team (e.g. build/test checklists data/log organization basic geometry/FOV calculations or converting a manual workflow into a repeatable script).
- Support engineers in vehicle testing activities as a second person (as required) following safety procedures and test plans and capturing results issues and logs.
- Support deployment and use of ROSbased tools (training will be provided as needed) to assist with sensor feasibility studies and integration workflows.
Qualifications:
- Valid drivers license
- Comfortable working hands-on in a garage/vehicle environment (installations instrumentation calibration support) and able to follow all safety procedures and PPE requirements.
Education / Experience
Enrolled in an engineering degree program (Electrical Automotive Mechanical Robotics/Mechatronics or Computer Science or equivalent)
Special Knowledge / Skills:
Mandatory:
- Basic Python programming skills (scripts for automation data handling and repeatable workflows). Experience with C is a plus.
- Coursework projects or work experience related to ADAS/autonomous systems sensor integration or automotive software development.
- Basic familiarity with a Linux/Ubuntu development environment and version control (Git) is preferred; willingness to learn is required.
- Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively in a cross-functional team setting (tracking actions following up and clearly documenting status).
- Demonstrates drive to learn and take ownership.
- Familiarity with ADAS/autonomous driving concepts and common sensors (LiDAR camera radar ultrasonic).
- Comfortable learning and using new tools and processes to support vehicle integration and coordination (training and mentoring provided as needed).
- Troubleshooting and debugging skills (software and basic hardware integration issues).
- Good documentation and reporting habits (test logs build notes calibration records).
- Problem-solving and critical-thinking mindset
- Must follow safety procedures for vehicle testing shop/garage environments and bench testing environments.
- Attention to detail
Preferred:
- Experience with vehicle testing and data collection using tools such as Vector CANoe/CANalyzer dSPACE ETAS or similar toolchains.
- Experience with vehicle instrumentation and prototype sensor/ECU integration (mounting harnessing power/network bring-up) and/or supporting sensor calibration activities.
- Exposure to ROS/ROS2 tools (e.g. running existing nodes basic package structure RViz/rosbag) and ability to deploy/use ROS-based workflows.
- Working knowledge of creating maintainable reusable scripts/tools (clear inputs/outputs basic testing readable documentation) in a team environment.
Physical Demands / Work Environment:
Combination of office and garage/vehicle environments. Includes sitting/standing; working at a computer; frequent walking around vehicles; bending/kneeling; and occasional lifting/moving of equipment (e.g. test hardware tools sensors) consistent with safe work practices. Work may occur outdoors or in varying temperatures during vehicle build testing and calibration activities.
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