Senior Systems Engineer (Low Voltage)
Troy, MI, United StatesJust now
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Skills
electrical systemsfunctional safetylow-voltage systemsmatlabsimulinksoftware architecture
About the role
Description
- Lead the development of functions, features, and system concepts for Low Voltage Energy Management in automotive applications?
- Drive the definition and decomposition of the low voltage system through collaboration with cross-functional teams to define user stories, system definition, and functional requirements?
- Support the integration process and testing of the realized functions on the target platform?
- Develop and document requirements from a feature level down to functional and component levels for implementation?
- Support the design and specification of a scalable software architecture for Energy Management functionalities?
- Coordinate technical activities and lead discussions with customers and internal stakeholders to align system functionality, software architecture, and project requirements?
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Mechatronics, Computer Science, or a related technical field
- At least 5 years of professional experience in automotive systems engineering, preferably focused on Low Voltage Energy Management, Electrical Energy Management, or related vehicle electrical systems?
- Strong understanding of automotive Energy Management functionality, including vehicle-level use cases, customer use cases, energy management strategies, and associated software features?
- Knowledge of MATLAB/Simulink or similar model-based development and simulation tools
- Knowledge of automotive engineering and bus communication?
- Familiarity with Automotive SPICE (ASPICE) development processes and ISO 26262 functional safety principles?
- Preferred: experience in automotive requirements engineering, including requirements definition, requirement management tools, traceability, and validation?
- English (C1-C2)