Software Development Engineer for Restraints
About Veoneer Safety Systems:
Veoneer exists to Protect Everyone in Every Crash. We design, manufacture, and sell the world's best automotive safety electronics.
Veoneer is a world leader, and almost every 4th car produced today has Veoneer's automotive safety electronics. Veoneer has delivered more than 1.1 billion electronic control units and crash sensors to car manufacturers globally.
The company is building on a heritage of 70 years of automotive safety development. Veoneer is owned by AIP, is headquartered in the U.S., and has approximately 2,383 employees in 11 countries.crash analysis.
What you'll do?
• Work in a scrum team using multicore technologies
• Develop SW requirements
• Develop Module design using Enterprise Architect
• Develop embedded code using C language
• Integrate and configure 3rd party SW solutions (AUTOSAR SW components and BSW)
• Assure that the project is developed according to Veoneer quality standards (ASPICE compliant)
What you'll bring?
• Good knowledge of Embedded Real-Time Operating Systems
• Good understanding of AUTOSAR architecture and communication protocols (CAN,LIN)
• Previous experience with OEMs AUTOSAR SW components integration is a plus
• Extensive experience with embedded C development
• Good Microcontrollers architecture knowledge ( multi-core is a plus)
• Curiosity, Willingness to learn
- Department
- RCS
- Locations
- Iași, Timișoara
- Remote status
- Hybrid
About Veoneer Romania Safety Systems
Veoneer Safety Systems is the world leader in Automotive Electronic Safety Systems.
Veoneer’s scalable, best-in-class restraint control systems are saving lives by mitigating the effects of a car crash. In 2023, our products are part of more than 40 scheduled vehicle launches. To date, we have delivered more than 1 billion electronic control units and crash sensors to car manufacturers globally.
The company is building on a heritage of 70 years of automotive safety development. Veoneer Safety Systems has 2,383 employees in 11 countries.