Radar Test Engineer

Radar Test Engineer at Source One Technical Solutions Radar Test Engineer at Source One Technical Solutions in San Mateo, California Posted in 2 days ago.

Type:

full-time

Job Description:

Source One is a consulting services company and we're currently looking for the following individual to work as a consultant to an on-demand, autonomous ride-hailing company in Foster City, CA.

Title:

Radar Test Engineer Pay:

$71.10/hr (W-2) plus benefits

Initial Duration:

One year with likely extension

Summary:

Our client, an on-demand, autonomous ride-hailing company, is seeking a Radar Test Engineer to support vehicle testing and radar firmware validation. In this role, you'll schedule and execute structured and unstructured vehicle testing and support next-generation radar evaluation. You'll coordinate test campaign logistics, assist with thermal testing, and contribute to radar test setup development. The ideal candidate has two years of relevant experience, with familiarity working with Linux and Ethernet systems. You also have strong communication skills, exposure to autonomous vehicle hardware testing, and experience with Python or other automation tools.

Responsibilities:

• Schedule and execute vehicle testing (structured and unstructured)
• Validate radar firmware and support performance evaluation of next-generation radar systems
• Support next-generation radar evaluation
• Coordinate logistics and arrangements for test campaigns
• Manage warranty returns and support communication with radar suppliers
• Assist with thermal testing to validate new trims and enclosures
• Develop and maintain radar test setups, including gimbal systems and test automation scripts

Required:

• Undergraduate degree with 2+ years of experience
• Experience with working on Linux systems
• Experience with Ethernet systems
• An organized mindset
• Strong verbal and written communication skills

Preferred:

• Scripting with python or other automation tools
• Exposure to testing autonomous vehicle hardware systems