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Metro location and known supplier increase density, while AUTOSAR specialization narrows candidate pool.
Highly specialized automotive AUTOSAR and MCU expertise limits cross-industry transferability.
Multiple mandatory AUTOSAR, MCU, ASPICE and Vector tool requirements create strict technical filters.
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Design, develop, and maintain embedded automotive software solutions using AUTOSAR Classic Architecture and Vector Tools.
Integrate software modules with automotive microcontroller architectures (Infineon Aurix, Renesas, PowerPC, ARM) ensuring compliance with Automotive SPICE (ASPICE).
Lead testing, debugging, and documentation of embedded software using tools like Vector CANalyzer, CANoe, DOORS, and Git in an Agile/Scrum environment.
6-10 years of work experience in embedded automotive software development.
Graduate degree (BE/B.Tech/ME/M.Tech) in Electronics, Electricals, Instrumentation, or Computer Science.
Hands-on experience with AUTOSAR Classic Architecture including Vector DaVinci Configurator, CAN, CANalyzer/CANoe, and communication protocols CAN, SPI, I2C.
Strong knowledge of 32-bit microcontroller architectures including Infineon Aurix, Renesas, PowerPC, or ARM-based MCUs; experience with Automotive SPICE
Experienced in Automotive domains such as ADAS with strong embedded software development capabilities.
Proficient in end-to-end AUTOSAR Classic Architecture workflows including configuration and integration using Vector Tools.
Capable of following structured automotive product development processes and Agile/Scrum methodologies with cross-functional collaboration.