Function Validation
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - Bertrandt Group in Udine
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.
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. We are looking for a highly skilled BMS Function Validation & Calibration Engineer to join our EV development team. In this role, you will be responsible for validating, testing, and calibrating Battery Management System (BMS) software functions within modern electric vehicle architectures. You will work across multiple control units and collaborate closely with function owners, suppliers, and project stakeholders to ensure robust software performance, compliance with requirements, and successful release approvals. This position combines hands‑on validation, calibration, and system‑lev