The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate proven capability and experience of designing and developing software for high performance embedded systems

Your main tasks and responsibilities as Software Engineer Drive Electrification will include:

Realisation of embedded software for 8-, 16- and 32-bit microcontrollers using established company design practices and software life cycles in line with the ISO2001:2008 quality system and high integrity design standards, including:

• Autosar Basic Software Configuration;
• Autosar Application Software Implementation;

Interpretation of system requirements in collaboration with systems and hardware engineers to generate software requirements using SysML and/or UML;

Code implementation using C/C++ programming languages, assembly language and automatic code generation from modelled environments;

Generation and execution of test plans and reports at all levels of the “V” life cycle, including unit/structural tests, integration tests and verification/validation tests;

Generation and formal review of technical documentation and artefacts from the design process;

Participation in FMEA, HAZOP, FTA, and other analysis techniques.

Software Engineer Driveline Electrification requirements:

Degree-qualified in an appropriate science or engineering discipline;

Minimum of 2 years’ experience in a similar role within an embedded system product development environment;

Experience in programming using C, C++, C# and assembly languages;

Experience with Autosar configuration tools (Especially Elektrobit, Vector or ETAS)

Experience with the Infineon Aurix family of microcontrollers (preferably using the Tasking tools chain);

Experience using requirements management and specification tools e.g. DOORS, Cradle, MKS Integrity;

Experience using configuration management tools e.g. MKS

Experience with software analysis methodologies e.g. Yourdon SASD or UML;

Experience using configuration management tools e.g. MKS;

Experience with software analysis methodologies e.g. Yourdon SASD or UML;

Experience in the use of model-based development tools e.g. Mathworks Simulink & Stateflow, dSpace TargetLink;

Experience using software test verification tools e.g. Tessy;

Experience with CAN-based test tools e.g. Canalyser, Canape, PCAN or ValueCAN;

Good test and analysis skills;

Good written and verbal communication skills;

Proficiency with standard office tools: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc;

A team player with the ability to work alone unsupervised;

Highly-motivated and capable of working on multiple activities concurrently.

If interested in the role of Software Engineer – Driveline Electrification then please contact Wilson Leung at Unknown Recruitment on +447955496036 or send an up-to-date WORD CV to wcleung@unknownrecruitment.co.uk all correspondence and conversations for the role will be treated in the strictest of confidence.