DTICI_Integration_SiL_Principal_Engineer_T6
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Job Description
Structured overview of role & requirementsAbout This Role
Lead the development and enablement of virtualization solutions for Integration Software-in-the-Loop (SiL) platform covering Classic and Adaptive AUTOSAR and legacy ECU software stacks.
Analyze ECU software architectures to identify dependencies and implement solutions for level 1 to 3 virtual ECU enablement addressing hardware abstraction, device drivers, and middleware challenges.
Collaborate with suppliers, debug system-level issues, and develop scalable, reusable virtualization methods integrated with simulation environments and virtual platforms.
Minimum Requirements
Minimum 8 years of embedded software development experience, with at least 3 years in platform, system software, or ECU middleware stack development or equivalent embedded system domains.
Strong embedded software development skills in C/C++ with proven delivery of embedded products in production.
Deep understanding of embedded software architectures from application to hardware abstraction layer and experience with middleware, OS, device drivers, BSPs.
Experience with any one of Embedded Linux, POSIX-based systems, QNX, OSEK, AUTOSAR OS or similar; strong knowledge of AUTOSAR Classic and familiarity with Adaptive AUTOSAR concepts.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Experienced in solving complex embedded virtualization challenges using systematic, first-principles thinking and able to establish scalable, cross-program solutions.
Comfortable with ambiguity and breaking down complex problems into verifiable steps with high accountability and ownership.
Skilled collaborator capable of coordinating with suppliers and cross-functional teams to steer technical solutions in virtual ECU and simulation integration contexts.