• Design MB next generation ADAS/AD System functions for China market together with RD teams in Head Quarter and supplier.
• Be Responsible for ADAS/AD base layer function requirement and specification defining, includes sensors (camera, radar, Lidar, USS, IMU) and AD domain controller. Be Responsible for corresponding ASPICE process& documents.
• Lead System and Software development process for base layer function development based on defined requirements, in cooperation with internal/ external Function development team.
• Define the feature rollout plan and delivery milestone and coordinate with PM/ Carline team.
• Lead the development process, responsible for function release approval.
• Lead resolving process of issues. Responsible for top issue tracking and analyzing.
   

Qualifications:

• Bachelor in Electrical or Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Vehicle engineering, or related field of study experience
• Good understanding of embedded software development/ architecture
• Be familiar with C, C++ and scripting languages such as Python
• Experience in the development of Platform about platform health monitoring, state management, error management, global time synchronization and other Vehicle Abstraction Lay related modules.
• Familiarity with ISO 11898, ISO 15765, ISO 13400, ISO 14229, etc.
• Experience in the development of CP/AP AUTOSAR projects
• Familiarity with CANoe, DiVa, vFlash, CANalyzer, VN1640, etc.
• Knowledge in EE components(USS, camera, radar, lidar), architecture design, automotive bus system including Flexray, Ethernet, CAN, LIN, etc.
• Experience in the development or validation of embedded systems in the automotive or consumer electronics industries, or similar experience
• Comprehensive knowledge of Automated Driving and Driver Assistance Systems. Knowledge of AD/ADAS technologies is a plus
• Familiar with ADAS function statemachine and HMI.
• Knowledge and experience with software release management. Understanding of test and verification methodologies for automotive software, know-how in writing unit and system level tests