Senior Body Control Systems Engineer
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - NTT America in Torino
We are looking for a Senior Body Control Systems Engineer to support the development and evolution of Body Control Systems within complex automotive programs across light, medium, and heavy vehicles.
The role focuses on system design, requirements definition, and development coordination in a highly cross-functional and international environment.
Il tuo contributo in questo ruolo:
- Define and manage SW/HW specifications for Body Control Systems (BCS), including Body Domain Control (BDC), Body Control Modules (BCM), and HVAC/ACM systems
- Act as Function Owner, ensuring end-to-end requirements management and traceability
- Support system architecture definition and component integration across vehicle platforms
- Coordinate development activities with internal teams and external suppliers
- Contribute to calibration and validation activities (bench and vehicle level)
- Ensure compliance with Functional Safety (FuSa) and Cybersecurity requirements
- Manage requirement lifecycle using tools such as Polarion / DOORS
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams (Architecture, SW Development,
Validation, Thermal, Electrical systems)
Il Profilo ideale:
- Degree in Electronics, Automotive, Mechatronics, or related Engineering field
- 3–5+ years of experience in automotive electronics / body control systems
- Strong experience in requirements engineering & system specification
- Knowledge of vehicle E/E architectures and CAN communication (J1939/LIN)
- Understanding of Functional Safety (ISO 26262) and Cybersecurity
- Experience with requirement management tools (e.g., Polarion, DOORS)
- Familiarity with system engineering and validation processes (V-model)
- Fluency in English (minimum B2 level)
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
- Ability to work in complex, fast-paced environments
- Flexibility and adaptability across different project phases
- Problem-solving mindset and ability to handle multiple interfaces
- Knowledge of IBM Rhapsody
Nice to have: