Position: ADAS System Engineer (IRC146790)
Company: GlobalLogic
Category: C++
Experience required: 3y

We are hiring experts for Automotive / ADAS projects and in particular, looking for System Engineers for the Customer whose product portfolio ranges from electronic and hydraulic brake and chassis control systems to sensors, advanced driver assistance systems, airbag electronics and sensors, electronic air suspension systems and cleaning systems for windscreens and headlights). You will be involved in the system design of complex sensor networks consisting of combinations of different sensor technologies (radar, camera, lidar and ultrasound) as well as their connection networks.

**Job Description**
- Degree in electrical engineering, computer science or similar studies
- 3+ years of industry experience in embeded or automotive software development (C/C++ or other)
- Knowledge and experience in System Engineering, ideally related to advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) (involving different sensor types, CAN etc)
- Passion for future automotive technologies, understanding of ASPICE
- Knowledge of modeling UML / SysML (Rhapsody, Enterprise Architect)
- English - at least upper-intermediate (spoken and written)
- Interested in working in international teams
- Ability and readiness to quickly become involved in complex applications

**Nice To Have**:
- Experience with Product Safety (ISO26262) would be a plus

**Job Responsibilities**
- Analysis of customer and internal system requirements as a basis for the development of appropriate sensor and connection networks including topology, interfaces and sensory / systemic redundancy
- System architecture decomposition and coordination with the R&D sectors involved
- System Design review for correctness/completeness and agreement for implementation, traceability establishment)
- Preparation, communication and discussion of development progress with the Project Team, Management and Customers
- Technical assistance in handling customer inquiries / concepts