ISTQB Automotive Software Tester
ISTQB Automotive Software Tester
The increasing complexity of software-based automotive systems, which now account for more than 50 percent of a vehicle's added value, is making software testing more important than ever. This certification is also valuable for software testers working with embedded systems, even outside the automotive industry.
Exam Format
40 questions | 60 minutes (75 minutes if English is not your primary language)
Why Should You Take Your Exam Through AT*SQA?
- Boost your recognition and expand your opportunities: You'll be listed in both the Official U.S. List of Certified & Credentialed Software Testers™ and the ISTQB Successful Candidate Register, giving you greater visibility with employers in the U.S. and internationally.
- Stand out with a free credential: With every ISTQB exam purchase, you can choose a free AT*SQA micro-credential exam to showcase your QA expertise.
- Get support in your job search anywhere in the world: Appear in the AT*Work™ directory, where employers look for testers who are between jobs, seeking freelance projects, or entering the industry.
- Help your company grow: If your company offers testing or consulting services, listing it on AT*Consult™ can help attract new clients.
- Prove you’re among the best: Earn points toward your Testing Tiers® ranking to elevate your status on the Official U.S. List, and rise in visibility on AT*Work™ and AT*Consult™.
ISTQB Automotive Software Tester Helps Businesses With Certified Testers Understanding:
Collaborate
Collaborate effectively as part of a test team within automotive software projects.
Adapt
Adapt foundational ISTQB test techniques to meet the specific needs of automotive development projects.
Select
Select appropriate test techniques by considering the requirements of key industry standards such as Automotive SPICE® and ISO 26262.
Support
Support risk-based test planning and apply structured methods to prioritize and organize test activities.
Apply
Apply virtual test methods such as Hardware-in-the-Loop (HiL), Software-in-the-Loop (SiL), and Model-in-the-Loop (MiL) in automotive test environments.