
ADAS HMI Engineer, Customer Application
Woven by Toyota4 months ago
Tokyo, JapanSenior
Responsibilities
- Lead requirements definition, functional design, ECU communication specification, implementation, and validation for ADAS HMI control applications.
- Conduct HMI evaluations using vehicles and driving simulators and coordinate responses to specification changes.
- Review software and advise on quality for mass-production development.
- Coordinate with Toyota Motor Corporation and other partners on development items, schedules, and budgets.
- Work from the office three days per week under the hybrid work policy.
Requirements
- At least 3 years of software engineering experience for consumer-focused applications.
- Experience serving as a technical lead and helping programmers with software implementation projects.
- Experience working with internal and external teams to understand and communicate requirements, specifications, and technical details.
- Ability to communicate in Japanese in a professional environment, both orally and in writing.
- Preferred qualifications include automotive HMI or cockpit ECU development, production-level C programming, embedded software architecture and verification, MATLAB or Simulink model-based development, application development with Python, Flutter, Unity, or Blender, ISO 26262 or SOTIF experience, Agile/Scrum project management, driving simulator development, and UX or interactive design experience.
Benefits
- Flexible working hours.
- 20 days of paid holiday per year, prorated.
- 6 days of sick leave per year, prorated.
- Weekends, Japanese national holidays, and other company holidays off.
- Japanese social insurance, including health insurance, pension, workers’ compensation, unemployment insurance, and long-term care insurance.
- Housing allowance.
- Retirement benefits.
- Rental-car support.
- In-house software and language training programs.
- Hybrid work arrangement with three office days per week.
About Woven by Toyota
Woven by Toyota exists to accelerate Toyota’s once-in-a-century transformation from a car company into a mobility company. Rooted in a legacy of reinvention, we carry forward a singular founding principle: to innovate for the benefit of others. Today, we are driving this transformation from two vantage points: redefining how vehicles are built, experienced, and connected to the world to realize a true software-defined vehicle, and reimagining how people, goods, information, and energy move and interact in society to empower individuals from all walks of life. Through these two lenses, we combine bold innovation with real-world execution, bridging the gap between present and future to help Toyota evolve its business and its role in society.