Sensor System Expert for Motion Sensors
Pubblicato il 22-09-2026 - Bosch Italia in Milano
Bosch Sensortecis the technology leader in sensing solutions based on microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and dedicated to the consumer electronics world. Our success in MEMS sensors and solutions is built on a remarkable team driven by passion, innovation and flexibility.
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Job Description
What will you take care of?
You will be working in the Design center of the Bosch Sensortec Division, where you will have the chance to be part of our next generation IMU development:
- Take responsibility: You are responsible for the system definition of next generation IMUs and support the derivation of key requirements for MEMS, ASIC, package, testing, calibration and software.
- Enable robust implementation: You plan, organize, evaluate and analyse simulations, experiments and measurements to assess sensor concepts, performance parameters, robustness and failure modes.
- Connect development and verification: You contribute to the definition of suitable verification and validation approaches for sensor systems.
- Conscientious coordination: You coordinate interdisciplinary areas to align system requirements, design assumptions, verification evidence and implementation constraints.
- Drive structured evaluation: You analyse technical trade-offs, identify gaps between requirements and measured or simulated behaviour, and contribute to solution proposals to achieve the sensor target requirements.
- Document and communicate results: You document technical results and present them in project reviews with internal stakeholders and customers.
- Support future sensor systems: You interfac