Alexander Dennis

Automotive

Engineer,Software&Controls

United Kingdom FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Engineer, Software & Controls at Alexander Dennis. Skills: Software development, Control systems, Model-based development. Develop software applications. Test software applications”

What You'll Achieve.

Deliver safe control systems; Deliver reliable control systems; Deliver high-quality control systems

Industry & Context.

Automotive

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Degree-qualified engineer, Background in software and control systems, Experience of model-based development, Knowledge of vehicle systems, Excellent communication skills, Ability to manage multiple projects effectively, Experience working within structured engineering or quality-driven processes

Nice to Have

Experience with tools such as Vector, Experience with dSPACE, Experience with Polarion, Experience with Teamcenter, Knowledge of requirements management processes, Experience with HIL testing, Experience with automation, Familiarity with ISO26262, Familiarity with functional safety standards, Experience with powertrain control systems, Experience with high-voltage control systems

What You'll Do.

Develop software applications

Test software applications

Design control architectures

Develop control architectures

Verify control architectures

Support vehicle platforms

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with internal teams; Collaborate with suppliers; Collaborate with customers; Work with team members; Work with supplier partners; Work with customers

Communication Scope

Excellent communication skills

Process & Methodology

Manage multiple projects

Full Job Description

**Job Title: Engineer, Software & Controls** **Location** : Any UK Site **Our Vision & Why It Matters** At Alexander Dennis, our vision is to lead the evolution of sustainable on-road mass transportation and mobility. We design, deliver, and support market-leading buses and coaches that help reduce emissions, improve air quality, and keep communities connected. Every role contributes to that mission whether you’re engineering, driving sales, improving production, or supporting our customers. **What You’ll Do** As an Engineer, Software & Controls, you will develop and test software applications for control systems on advanced vehicles. Working within a structured engineering environment, you’ll play a key role in the design, development and verification of control architectures and software across the full product lifecycle, supporting both new and existing vehicle platforms. You’ll collaborate with internal teams, suppliers and customers to deliver safe, reliable and high-quality control systems. **What We’re Looking For** We’re looking for a degree-qualified engineer (or equivalent experience) with a background in software and control systems within a complex engineering environment. You’ll bring experience of model-based development and strong knowledge of vehicle systems or similar platforms, alongside excellent communication skills and the ability to manage multiple projects effectively. Experience working within structured engineering or quality-driven processes will be key to success in this role. **Bonus if you have:** * Experience with tools such as Vector, dSPACE, Polarion or Teamcenter * Knowledge of requirements management processes * Experience with HIL testing and automation (e.g., Speedgoat) * Familiarity with ISO26262 or functional safety standards * Experience with powertrain or high-voltage control systems **What We Offer** Because we know that to deliver on our vision, people have to feel supported and inspired: **Impact** : Be part of something th

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