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Tier-1 brand, metro location and mid-level title increase competition, but niche embedded automotive skills limit applicants.
Highly specialized embedded automotive skills (CAN, UDS, RTOS, microcontrollers) reduce cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 5-10 years plus many mandatory embedded automotive technical requirements increases filtering stringency.
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Develop and maintain embedded C and RTOS applications primarily in automotive domain with strong focus on microcontroller programming and communication protocols (CAN/Flexray, UDS/KWP, SPI).
Utilize debugging tools (CANoe, CANalyser, Lauterbach), scripting languages (Shell, Perl, CAPL), and software configuration management to ensure code quality and functionality.
Implement and improve model-based software development using tools like MATLAB, Simulink, TargetLink and contribute to Agile SCRUM teams.
5 to 10 years of experience in embedded automotive software development.
Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Electronics, Electrical, Instrumentation, or Telecommunication engineering.
Strong expertise in Embedded C, RTOS, microcontrollers, CAN/Flexray protocols and debugging tools like CANoe/CANalyser.
Familiarity with software configuration management, defect tracking tools and knowledge of ISO14229/14230 protocol standards.
Experienced in automotive embedded software development with hands-on knowledge of crash physics/dynamics and control systems.
Comfortable working independently in Agile SCRUM environment with ownership mindset on requirements engineering and development.
Skilled in model-based software development and continuous integration tools (Jenkins, CI, CT) with proficiency in C++ and scripting languages like Perl, Python or Matlab scripting.