Back
Tier‑1 brand and Bangalore mid‑level attract applicants, but specialized AUTOSAR/embedded skills reduce competition.
Strong AUTOSAR, RTOS and automotive integration requirements limit cross‑industry transferability.
Explicit 2–6 years plus mandatory AUTOSAR, RTOS, and automotive safety standards creates strict screening filters.
Login to See Your Match Score
Create a free account or log in to unlock your CV match score across:
Design, develop, and integrate embedded automotive software modules across software-defined vehicles, ADAS, infotainment, and cybersecurity platforms using languages such as Python, Rust, C/C++.
Contribute to AUTOSAR Classic/Adaptive implementation including basic software modules, middleware, and application components, and perform system integration and validation with vehicle ECUs.
Collaborate with global OEM and GCC engineering teams to translate vehicle requirements into software architectures and support consulting, prototyping, and compliance with automotive standards like ISO 26262 and ASPICE.
2–6 years of experience in automotive embedded software development.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Electronics/Electrical Engineering, Embedded Systems, or equivalent.
Mandatory skills: AUTOSAR Classic/Adaptive (security, diagnostics), Android Automotive & Embedded Linux, BSW & security software implementation, RTOS experience (QNX, FreeRTOS, Integrity), automotive protocols, microcontrollers & SoCs.
Experience with embedded software development, simulation, debugging tools, and integration environments.
Experienced in developing and integrating automotive embedded software within global engineering teams including OEMs and GCCs.
Skilled in translating complex vehicle system requirements into software solutions and working with centralized computing architectures and middleware for software-defined vehicles.
Familiar with agile development processes and adhering to automotive functional safety and quality standards (ISO 26262, ASPICE).