Software Developer Chassi Controls - Hiring in process/Finished, not possible to apply

We are now looking for reinforcement, primarily in Chassis Controls. You will develop algorithms, software and calibration/parameter setting for chassis system. Work includes everything from development to tests in cars and different types of rigs. The team works on embedded controls and focus on longitudinal motion control, lateral motion control as well as active and passive safety. 

Your main work assignments include:

• Model based functional development of a chassis control software
• Implementation of innovative control solutions with Matlab Simulink
• Test of development software in MIL, SIL, HIL environments as well as in-vehicle tuning at vehicle test tracks
• Customer / System Requirements Analysis
• Discussion of software control strategies and software interfaces with internal/external stakeholders/customers

Who are you?

You have experience developing software for Chassis Electronic Controllers. You have a genuine interest in control systems and you appreciate the challenges of modern embedded systems.

Good interpersonal skills are required for this role because you will interact with many parts of the T-Engineering organisation and our customers/suppliers.

You have at least a M.Sc. in Engineering Physics, Electrical Engineering, Controls, Mechatronics or similar.

We would also like you to have experience of Matlab/Simulink preferably for embedded controls, since we use a lot of physics based modeling/algorithm prototyping.

You need to be fluent in English both written and in speech since the work requires global contacts. There may be up to 4 business trips per year, 1-2 weeks at the time.

Experience with INCA, test systems from DSpace. Canalyzer, or Canoe is a merit.

Knowledge in functional safety (ISO 26262), system and software engineering environment and ASPICE software development base practices would be beneficial. 

Are you interested in developing further together with us? Then we look forward to hearing from you!