Autosar Developer

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We are looking for

Role: SW Developer AUTOSAR

Required Technical Skill Set: AUTOSAR, Automotive Domain, ADAS Domain, Embedded C, CAN, Diagnostics

Desired Experience Range: 4+ yrs

Location of Requirement: Bangalore (Preferred), Pune

Must-Have

  • Automotive Embedded SWC Development lifecycle experience
  • ADAS (preferrable), BCM, Infotainment domain experience
  • Experience in AUTOSAR BSW Development (COM Stack, Memory Stack, Diagnostic Stack, Cybersecurity Stack, MCAL Configuration, OS, Watchdog Configuration)
  • Experience in RTE generation, make environments, multi-party SW integration
  • Vehicle Diagnostics (UDS ISO14229 and OBD ISO15765-2) experience – Faults, DIDs, RIDs, DTCs
  • Knowledge of Various communication Protocols (CAN, CAN FD, FlexRay, LIN, SPI etc.)
  • Expertise in Embedded C programming
  • Expertise in Software debugging – Issue resolution, reporting, triage and status tracking
  • Vector Tools – CANoe, Canalyzer, CANAPE/INCA
  • AUTOSAR Tools – Vector Davinci Configurator, Developer, EB Tresos,
  • Experience on new age multi core microcontrollers – NXP, Tricore, Renesas etc.
Good-to-Have
  • Software download, Cyber Security, OTA, Factory Test, Bootloader, Low power mode
  • Functional Safety Standards, ASPICE Standards
  • Experience in tools – Polarion, Plastic, JIRA, DOORs,
  • Unit testing tools – VectorCAST, Google Test Framework
  • Static Analysis of Software – MISRA standards
  • Adaptive AUTOSAR – Hypervisor concepts
  • Experience in Agile/Scrum software development
  • Knowledge in electronic hardware
  • Good technical leadership, planning and organization/control skills
  • Strong analytic and problem-solving skills
  • Fluent in spoken and written English
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