Purpose of the role:
As a Control Systems Engineer, you will play a crucial role in delivering a safe, robust and polished final product to the world. Being part of a small, highly skilled team means you will call upon a wide range of skills to develop specifications, software, calibrations and implement them as efficiently as possible.
Key Tasks & Responsibilities:
- Work with Chief Engineer and Control Systems & Electronics (CSE) Lead to develop control for vehicle systems
- Provide support for in-vehicle testing, powertrain testing and calibration
- Verify and validate control software using MIL and HIL testing
- Help create and manage system design specifications (SDS) with management approval
- Create schematics in well-known software programs and control release of updates
- Write end of line pass/fail requirements and signoff procedures
- Keep up to date with HV legislation such as LV123, ECE100, FMVSS305, TP305, and ICE60664
- Support control systems team in software development, testing, analysis and evaluation
Professional Skills:
- Working knowledge of auto-coding with MathWorks toolchain: Simulink, Stateflow and Embedded coder
- Fluency in C, C++ or similar programming language to a high standard with clear documentation
- Experience in configuration and use of HIL systems (dSpace or similar)
- Working knowledge of automotive serial communications protocols (CAN, Flexray)
- Working knowledge of automotive calibration software (INCA, Vector, CANape)
- Experience with software change and management tools (GIT, Subversion, Helix)
- Wide range of experience within V-development cycle
Qualifications:
(Essential)
- Undergraduate degree in relevant field (Software, Computer Science, etc)
- Valid UK driving license
- 2+ Years of relevant experience (Some Automotive required)
- Strong knowledge of relevant subject
(Desirable)
- Graduate degree in relevant field (Mechanical, Electrical, etc)
- EV Experience
- 5+ Years of relevant experience
- Expert knowledge of relevant subject