
BorgWarner Inc.
BorgWarner Inc. designs and manufactures propulsion and drivetrain components for global automakers, spanning combustion, hybrid, and electric vehicles. Its portfolio includes turbochargers, clutches and dual-mass flywheels, eMotors, inverters, and battery systems, sold primarily as original equipment with an aftermarket presence. Founded in 1928 and headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan, the NYSE-listed company expanded its electrification capabilities through acquisitions such as Delphi Technologies (2020) and AKASOL (2021).
Open Positions at BorgWarner Inc.
5 open positions
Software Validation Engineer responsible for embedded C unit testing and software integration testing for electric-vehicle BMS software. The role emphasizes white-box testing, coverage analysis, and automated validation using TESSY and MATLAB/Simulink.
Lead the architecture, integration, and delivery of core automotive embedded software across AUTOSAR BSW, bootloader, diagnostics, communication, and cybersecurity domains. This hands-on technical leadership role combines software architecture, integration testing, mentoring, and customer collaboration for BorgWarner electrification products.
Lead the architecture, development, and delivery of safety-critical low-level and ECU hardware-abstraction software for automotive power-electronics systems. This hands-on technical leadership role combines embedded C/C++ development, hardware-interface expertise, mentoring, and cross-functional collaboration.
Lead the development of ASIL-compliant embedded software for automotive power electronics, including inverter and converter controllers. This role combines functional safety ownership, microcontroller expertise, and collaboration across global software teams.
AI & Automation Engineer designing, deploying, and scaling AI agents, intelligent workflows, and process automation across BorgWarner’s business operations. The role combines hands-on development with data engineering, stakeholder guidance, and enterprise digital transformation.