Engineer, Embedded Software
Pubblicato il 22-09-2026 - Dana in Rivoli
Job PurposeThe Embedded Software Engineer works within the vehicle electrification business unit and collaborates with system, software, hardware, controls, validation, and cybersecurity teams to support the development of embedded software for automotive ECU applications. This role is intended for an early-career engineer who will learn and contribute to software implementation, integration, documentation, debugging, and verification activities under the guidance of experienced team members. The engineer may work on embedded application software, AUTOSAR-based software components, communication interfaces, diagnostics, bootloader-related features, and cybersecurity features such as secure communication, secure boot, secure software update, and key management when required by the project.Job Duties and Responsibilities•
Support development, configuration, integration, and validation of embedded software for automotive ECU and vehicle electrification programs under the direction of senior engineers.•
Contribute to embedded software implementation using C/C++, model-based generated code,
or AUTOSAR software components as applicable to the project.•
Assist with software integration activities involving application software, basic software, communication interfaces, diagnostics, memory services, and bootloader-related features.•
Support cybersecurity-related software features when required, including secure communication, secure boot, secure software update, key management, and HSM interface integration.•
Review and clarify assigned customer, system, and software requirements with support from senior team members.•
Prepare software design notes, implementation documentation, test evidence, and engineering work products required for project delivery.•
Maintain traceability between assigned requirements, software design items, implementation tasks, and verification evidence using engineering lifecycle tools.•
Support debugging, issue analysis, root cause investiga