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Tier-1 brand and metro location increase competition, but AUTOSAR niche reduces applicant density.
Highly domain-specific automotive embedded skills and toolchain make cross-industry transfers difficult.
Strict due to explicit AUTOSAR, MCAL, specific MCU families, tools, and ISO26262/ASPICE requirements.
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Develop, integrate, and configure AUTOSAR Basic Software (BSW) modules, RTE, and application components following AUTOSAR standards.
Debug and resolve complex embedded software issues including communication, diagnostics, and hardware-software integration, using tools like CANoe and Trace32.
Collaborate with system engineers to define interfaces, ensure software compliance with ASPICE, ISO 26262, and support ECU-level integration and validation testing.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electronics, Computer Science, Electrical, or Automotive Engineering.
5+ years of hands-on experience in AUTOSAR-based automotive software development and Embedded Software Development using C.
Experience with microcontroller architecture and peripherals such as CAN/CAN FD, SPI, UART, I2C, ADC, PWM, Timers, DMA, GPIO, and Watchdog.
Proficient in debugging and root cause analysis with tools like Lauterbach Trace32, CANoe, JTAG Debuggers; familiarity with RTOS concepts.
Experienced in software-hardware integration and embedded system troubleshooting, especially on automotive ECUs with microcontroller families like Infineon AURIX or NXP MPC57xx.
Skilled in AUTOSAR software architecture and Vector toolchain (DaVinci Configurator, CANoe) for AUTOSAR Basic Software module development.
Familiar with functional safety standards (ISO 26262), automotive communication protocols, and software quality processes including compliance with ASPICE.