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About this role
Woven by Toyota develops advanced driver-assistance and autonomous-driving technology. Its Human System Integration team builds the human-machine interface (HMI) that lets drivers use driver-assistance systems safely, as the system takes over parts of the driving task. The ADAS HMI Engineer develops HMI control applications that take vehicle-control and sensor information and produce interactive notices on the meter, head-up display and multimedia systems.
The engineer leads the team in defining requirements, designing functions including communication specifications between electronic control units, implementing and validating the software, running HMI evaluations with a vehicle and driving simulator, reviewing code for mass production, and negotiating schedules and budgets with Toyota Motor Corporation and other partners. The job requires three office days a week.
Applicants need three or more years in software engineering for consumer-focused applications, experience as a tech lead, experience working directly with varied internal and external teams, and working-level Japanese in speech and writing. Mass-production HMI or cockpit-ECU experience, C programming and embedded development are preferred.
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