Senior Embedded Systems Engineer

We’re Hiring: Senior Embedded Systems Engineer (Classic AUTOSAR / ADAS)

Ready to build the future of autonomous driving? Engineering the next generation of Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS), we are developing a cutting‑edge Fusion System. This system collects data from ultrasonic sensors, analog/digital cameras, and complex Computer Vision algorithms to project trajectories and maximize passenger safety.

If you are a seasoned Embedded C developer with deep AUTOSAR expertise, this is your chance to work with the best hardware and tooling in the industry!

Location & Work Setup

Office: Querétaro, México

Work Model: 100% Onsite (Relocation support candidates must be ready for onsite work)

Travel: Occasional travel to customer sites as needed

The Role & Responsibilities

Role: Core member of the ADAS development team, responsible for design, implementation, and integration of safety‑critical software.

AutOSAR Development: Focus on application‑specific components, integrate standard software, and adapt 3rd party components.

Design & Code: Maintain software detailed designs and write high-quality source code following MISRA compliance and static code analysis guidelines.

Unit Testing: Develop test specifications, perform unit testing, and generate quality reports aligned with ASPICE models.

CI/CD Lifecycle: Regularly commit artifacts using configuration management tools (Git, Gerrit, CoreALM) and run delta unit tests.

Production Maintenance: Analyze customer change requests, implement bug fixes, and support validation for software releases.

What You Bring (Mandatory Requirements)

Experience: 5+ years in the Automotive domain, with at least 3+ years specifically focused on ADAS projects.

Core Tech: Strong experience in embedded software development using C.

AutOSAR Mastery: Proven experience with Classic AUTOSAR (BSW application layer development, MCAL, and Platform Integration).

Networking Protocols: Solid understanding of automotive network interfaces (CAN, LIN, Ethernet).

Hardware Familiarity: Comfortable working with 8/16/32‑bit microcontrollers, DSPs, or multi‑core controllers.

Tooling: Familiarity with Git/Gerrit and IBM Rational DOORS.

Languages: Excellent communication skills with English at a C1 Advanced level.

Nice-to-Haves (Stand Out from the Crowd)

Experience with AUTOSAR configuration tools like EB Tresos or Vector DaVinci Configurator.

Familiarity with process models like Automotive SPICE.

Basic knowledge of Python or Catia Magic.

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