In-Vehicle Infotainment Systems Engineer

3+ with electrical architecture, electrical systems, and automotive network topologies having Systems Engineering experience.

3+ in requirement development and component/vehicle level testing

Experienced at analyzing and resolving systems issues

Knowledge of CAN, LIN and Ethernet based In-Vehicle Network protocols and processes

Knowledge of Service Oriented Architecture based API design

Knowledge of Requirements Engineering (INCOSE, EARS, BDD/Gherkin)

An In-Vehicle Infotainment and Connectivity Systems Engineer interacts with feature owners and software development teams to scope and define systems interface and software requirements.

This includes the process of deriving functional level requirements from feature level requirements, and utilizing a model-based systems engineering approach to define individual functions, use cases, sequence diagrams, etc.

from the feature system level to In-Vehicle Infotainment and Connectivity sub-system and software levels.

The individual will be responsible for the development of feature-based In-Vehicle Infotainment & Connectivity (IVI-C) Specifications for all IVI-C Modules, including Sync/Phoenix, Audio Control Module, DSP Amplifier, Telematic Control Unit, Enhanced Central Gateway module, and other display Modules (for instance, Head-Up Display, Rear Audio Control).