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Metro location and mid-level experience increase competition, but niche AUTOSAR/embedded skills reduce candidate pool.
Highly specialized embedded automotive and functional safety skills limit cross-industry transferability.
Specific AUTOSAR, ASPICE, toolchain and 4-8 years requirement create strict technical filters.
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Lead software requirements engineering and software architecture development for ePowertrain AWD/eDrive products, ensuring compliance with functional safety and industry standards.
Perform detailed software architecture design including static/dynamic modeling, memory mapping, runtime simulation, and application of AUTOSAR and DAUCH standards.
Support software integration, verification through reviews and testing, participate in system and software requirement reviews, and assist in ASPICE audits and team coordination.
Engineering or Post Graduate degree in Electronics or Electrical Engineering mandatory.
4 to 8 years of relevant experience in the Automotive domain, specifically in Powertrain or Chassis.
Hands-on experience with AUTOSAR architecture, software requirements definition, and architecture development.
Experience with ASPICE processes SWE1 and SWE2; proficiency with tools like PTC Integrity, IBM DOORS, Enterprise Architect, IBM Rhapsody, DaVinci Developer, CANoe, Infineon Aurix Tricore or NXP S32K microcontrollers.
Experienced in automotive software development focusing on powertrain/chassis systems with strong AUTOSAR architecture expertise.
Capable of handling complex software architecture and requirements engineering with strategic decision-making on design and optimization.
Familiar with ASPICE standards and auditing, and comfortable managing cross-disciplinary stakeholders in a collaborative engineering environment.