Digital Engineer
Pubblicato il 10-08-2026 - Bertrandt Group in Aosta
We are Bertrandt.
An independent, international engineering service provider with decades of expertise. With cross-industry know-how and a comprehensive understanding of systems and products, we create technological solutions across the entire value chain. We focus on the trending topics of digitalization, e-mobility, and autonomous systems, primarily for the automotive, aerospace, defense, and mechanical engineering industries, consistently enabling the development of tailor-made solutions. Our goal: to accelerate technological progress and make a meaningful contribution to a sustainable future. We work toward this every day - with approximately 12,000 employees at over 50 locations worldwide.
What To Expect
Good skills in Python (Java, C++, or similar)
Knowledge of the Python modules pySpark/Pandas and asammdf is advantageous
Understanding of Jupyter Notebooks is preferred
Basic knowledge of measurement files .mf4 is advantageous
Basic SQL skills are preferable
Basic understanding of Cloud Computing
Knowledge of Azure Databricks is advantageous
Basic understanding of data analysis and visualization
Experience in plotting data in a clean way
Experience presenting data in a clear and structured manner, including the appropriate use of axis labels, legends, units, and titles.
Basic understanding of driver assistance systems (e.g., emergency brake assist, lane departure warning, ...)
Basic understanding of vehicle signals / bus signals
What You Bring Along
Analytical Thinking: Ability to interpret complex data, derive meaningful insights and critical thinking of data
Problem-Solving Skills: Proactive in identifying issues and developing effective solutions
Communication Skills: Capable of clearly explaining technical topics to both technical and non-technical stakeholders
Degree in electrical engineering, information technology, or a related field.
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