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Metro location and mid-level experience increase competition, but niche ECU protocols reduce applicant density.
Automotive embedded ECU and functional-safety expertise is industry-specific and poorly transferable.
Mandatory 3+ years ECU experience, CAN/UDS/J1939, V&V, and functional safety increase filtering strictness.
Lead development and platforming of vehicle electronic control units (ECUs) and components across multiple domains including powertrain, body, braking, steering, infotainment, electrification, and connected controllers.
Translate vehicle system-level requirements into controller hardware and software requirements, and support validation including MIL/SIL/HIL simulations and bench/vehicle testing.
Maintain project plans for ECU development, perform root cause analysis, interface with vendors and cybersecurity teams, and optimize controller designs to serve multiple product lines efficiently.
Bachelor's degree in Engineering required; Electrical, Software, Computer or related preferred.
3+ years of experience in design and/or implementation of vehicle ECUs, especially in controls, diagnostics, and communication.
Experience with communication networks such as CAN, UDS, and J1939 required.
Experience with software/hardware validation & verification (MIL/SIL/HIL, unit testing) and requirement writing for vehicle ECU functions required.
Experienced in working with vehicle electrical systems across various subsystems and strong familiarity with diagnostic communication protocols like CAN/UDS/J1939.
Comfortable managing ECU development projects including documentation, vendor interfacing, and multidisciplinary collaboration (systems, cybersecurity, validation teams).
Skilled in problem-solving and troubleshooting in fast-paced development environments focusing on platform reuse and design optimization.