Company
Automotive
SensorHardwareFunctionalSafetyEngineer
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“Sensor Hardware Functional Safety Engineer. Skills: Functional Safety, Hardware Design, ISO 26262, SOTIF. Evaluate supplier technical documentation for advanced imagers, microprocessors, and SoCs to verify SEooC and AoU alignment. Assess vendor deliverables to guarantee ASIL standards are met for firmware/software maturity and diagnostic systems”
What You'll Achieve.
verify SEooC and AoU alignment; guarantee ASIL standards are met; enhance diagnostic monitoring
Industry & Context.
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
B. S. in Automotive, Robotics, Aerospace, or Electrical Engineering, At least 3 years of professional experience involving board bring-up, silicon validation, or hardware design, Understanding of SOTIF and ISO 26262 safety protocols, interpersonal and professional communication capabilities within a collaborative environment
Nice to Have
ISO 26262 professional certification (CFSP or CFSE), Background in automotive-grade hardware validation and design, Experience utilizing traceability platforms like JAMA or Polarion, Familiarity with industry standards including IEC 61508, DO-254, and DO-178C during board bring-up
What You'll Do.
Evaluate supplier technical documentation for advanced imagers
and SoCs to verify SEooC and AoU alignment
Assess vendor deliverables to guarantee ASIL standards are met for firmware/software maturity and diagnostic systems
Execute board-level FMEDA for sophisticated integrated circuits
including FPGAs and microcontrollers
Partner with Software
and EE departments to define architectural requirements that enhance diagnostic monitoring
Support the V&V team in developing SOTIF-compliant simulation and physical test protocols for edge-case scenarios
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Partner with Software, FW, and EE departments; collaborative environment
Communication Scope
interpersonal and professional communication capabilities
Full Job Description
## In This Role, You Will Evaluate supplier technical documentation for advanced imagers, microprocessors, and SoCs to verify SEooC and AoU alignment. Assess vendor deliverables to guarantee ASIL standards are met for firmware/software maturity and diagnostic systems. Execute board-level FMEDA for sophisticated integrated circuits, including FPGAs and microcontrollers. Partner with Software, FW, and EE departments to define architectural requirements that enhance diagnostic monitoring. Support the V&V team in developing SOTIF-compliant simulation and physical test protocols for edge-case scenarios. ## Qualifications Minimum of a B.S. in Automotive, Robotics, Aerospace, or Electrical Engineering. At least 3 years of professional experience involving board bring-up, silicon validation, or hardware design. Understanding of SOTIF and ISO 26262 safety protocols. Strong interpersonal and professional communication capabilities within a collaborative environment ## Bonus Qualifications ISO 26262 professional certification (CFSP or CFSE). Background in automotive-grade hardware validation and design. Experience utilizing traceability platforms like JAMA or Polarion. Familiarity with industry standards including IEC 61508, DO-254, and DO-178C during board bring-up.
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