Principal Engineer - Automotive(FuSa / embedded Systems)

Key Responsibilities

Hands-on contribution is expected on evolving family of Automotive chipsets for lead Auto customers

Responsibilities areas include Automotive Functional Safety, AI Model Onboarding & Performance tuning, Chipset bring-up (AI / ML Sub-systems) for newer Automotive platforms

Drive deliverables against requirements coming from Automotive customers and internal teams.

Tight collaboration with various stakeholders across the globe to deliver on various commitments (internal and customer milestones)

Capability to comprehend customer requirements and disseminating those within the development and test teams

Lead an established team and look for opportunities to grow the team in the areas of AI / ML applicable to automotive segment

Ability to adapt to changing priorities and nature of activities needed to address the instantaneous needs of the team

Hiring and mentoring the team to meet their professional aspirations

Qualifications :

Bachelor's / Masters / PhD degree in Computer Science or related fields

18+ years Software Engineering or related work experience.

15+ years'™ experience with Programming Language such as C, C++, Python.

Desirable Skills and Aptitudes

Automotive experience, Functional Safety, and related practices

Embedded software, driver development on SoCs using Linux / Android / QNX etc

Experience of profiling software and optimization techniques

Experience with Code Coverage, Code Quality Tools used in Automotives. Exposure to Parasoft for MISRA compliance would be a plus

Excellent C / C++ / Python programming and software design skills, including debugging, performance analysis, and test design

Experience with software development processes such as Automotive ASIL-A / B, a plus

Knowledge of the different accuracy techniques and exposure on improving neural network accuracy across different precisions is a plus

Skills Required

Andriod, Linux, C C++, Qnx, Python, Code Coverage Tool, Principal Engineer, Automotive