Embedded Software Development Engineer (4-6 Years)
Veoneer Safety Systems9 months ago
Bengaluru, IndiaMid Level / Senior
Responsibilities
- Analyze customer and internal requirements and translate them into software architecture, design elements, and implementation plans.
- Develop, configure, integrate, and validate AUTOSAR software components and BSW modules including COM, DCM, DEM, NVM, CAN NM, and BSWM.
- Implement and maintain CAN, SPI, and UDS diagnostic communication functionality.
- Design, code, test, debug, and maintain embedded software in C, C++, and Python for automotive safety systems.
- Prepare architecture, design, source-code, unit-test, static-analysis, and other ASPICE-compliant documentation.
- Use IC5000 and Trace32 for debugging, root-cause analysis, and corrective actions.
- Conduct memory, timing, and bus-load analyses to evaluate system performance and stability.
- Collaborate with customers, engineering teams, and cross-functional stakeholders, and contribute to process improvement and knowledge sharing.
Requirements
- 4–6 years of hands-on experience in automotive embedded software development.
- Strong knowledge of software development processes, ASPICE, AUTOSAR architecture, software-component development, BSW configuration, and ECU system integration.
- Proficiency with CAN, SPI, and UDS diagnostics.
- Strong C and C++ programming skills with working knowledge of Python for automation and tooling.
- Hands-on experience with Codebeamer, Enterprise Architect, PTC, and related toolchains.
- Proficiency with IC5000 and Trace32 and the ability to perform systematic root-cause analysis.
- Preferred experience with bootloader development, integration, or debugging.
- Understanding of automotive cybersecurity, secure coding principles, and associated standards is preferred.
- Strong documentation, communication, collaboration, and structured-process skills.
- BE, BTech, ME, or MTech qualification.
About Veoneer Safety Systems
Veoneer Safety Systems designs, manufactures, and sells automotive safety electronics to global carmakers, focusing on restraint control units and crash sensors. Spun out in 2018 and headquartered in Southfield, Michigan, the company is owned by American Industrial Partners. It has shipped more than 1.1 billion electronic control units and sensors to vehicle manufacturers worldwide.