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Strong Tier-1 brand, generalist developer title, mid-level band, and metro location raise competition.
Automotive embedded firmware and protocol expertise limits cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 5-10 years plus many mandatory embedded protocols, tools, and domain skills implies high strictness.
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Develop and maintain embedded C applications for automotive airbag systems, ensuring robust implementation of communication protocols like CAN, Flexray, UDS, and KWP.
Utilize embedded development tools and debugging techniques to improve software quality and integration, including use of tools such as CANalyser, Lauterbach, and scripting languages for automation.
Drive software configuration, version control, and defect tracking processes, with responsibility for adhering to automotive standards and contributing in Agile Scrum teams.
5 to 10 years of experience in embedded C development, preferably in automotive domain.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Electronics, Electrical, Instrumentation, or Telecommunication.
Strong knowledge and hands-on experience with CAN, Flexray protocols, embedded microcontrollers and communication stacks (UDS/KWP).
Experience with embedded development environments, version control systems (ALM, RTC, GIT), debugging tools (Lauterbach, CANoe), and scripting languages (Shell, Perl, CAPL).
Experienced embedded software developer with deep expertise in automotive communication protocols and real-time operating systems.
Comfortable working independently within Agile Scrum teams, capable of owning requirements engineering and contributing to software lifecycle management.
Familiarity with automotive standards (ISO14229/14230), model-based software development tools (MATLAB/Simulink, RHAPSODY), and continuous integration practices (Jenkins).