Sensor System Expert for Motion Sensors
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Robert Bosch in Pavia
Overview
In this role you will help define the next generation IMU systems at Bosch Sensortec, guiding MEMS/ASIC/package/test calibration and software requirements. You will plan and analyse simulations and experiments to assess sensor concepts, performance, robustness and failure modes. You will shape verification approaches and coordinate cross‑functional teams to align requirements and constraints. You will document results and present them to stakeholders and partners, contributing to future sensor concepts and technologies.
Retribuzione / Benefits Performance-related premio
Additional benefits
Career development opportunities
Responsabilità Define system requirements for next generation IMUs including MEMS, ASIC, packaging, testing, calibration and software
Plan, organize, evaluate and analyse simulations, experiments and measurements for sensor concepts and performance
Contribute to verification and validation approaches for sensor systems
Coordinate interdisciplinary areas to align system requirements, design assumptions, verification evidence and constraints
Analyse trade-offs, identify gaps between requirements and behaviour, contribute solution proposals
Document technical results and present in project reviews with internal stakeholders and customers
Interface with internal experts, central research and external partners to evaluate new technologies for future sensor systems
Requisiti fondamentali 8/10 years of experience in the role with deep understanding of gyroscope and acceleration sensor systems
Understanding system-level impact of design choices and related trade-offs
Experience in sensor system modelling and verification strategies
Fluent English (spoken and written)
Master or equivalent degree in Electronic Engineering with outstanding results
Interdisciplinary comprehension
Customer orientation
Creative drive
Gyroscope and acceleration sensor system understanding
Sensor system modelling
Verification strategies