Engage in system engineering tasks for autonomous driving projects, defining operational domains and safety requirements.
About this role
This systems engineer defines autonomous-driving requirements and architecture around Autoware and its associated vehicle, sensor and ECU components. The role connects customer needs and regulations with software and hardware implementation.
Responsibilities include allocating functional requirements to components, defining interfaces, and balancing cost, quality, power, performance and scalability across teams. The engineer maintains system-level specifications and architecture, shares them with development and field-application teams, and performs safety and failure analysis to identify robust solutions and operational mitigations.
Applicants need experience analyzing and defining requirements for autonomous-driving or advanced driver-assistance systems, or experience with large automated or autonomous systems such as driverless trains or aircraft autopilots.
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