Engage in system engineering tasks for autonomous driving projects, defining operational domains and safety requirements.
About this role
This vehicle systems engineer develops the system design of TIER IV's autonomous vehicles across the development lifecycle. The role works with software, hardware and service-development teams to translate service needs into a vehicle that meets functional, safety and performance requirements.
Responsibilities include defining vehicle functions and requirements, designing the vehicle system against safety and performance targets, and planning and coordinating system integration. The work connects the vehicle with sensors, ECUs and the software they support.
Applicants need a bachelor's degree in a relevant engineering discipline, such as software, electrical, mechanical, mechatronics, industrial or aerospace engineering, and at least two years of systems-engineering experience. System-level thinking and strong Japanese communication for complex internal and external coordination and negotiations are required.
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