System Engineer

Company Overview:

Dorleco is a 360-degree controls software development & integration solution provider for electric and

autonomous vehicle systems, focused on achieving its mission of developing sustainable & efficient vehicles

with innovative, robust, and lean engineering practices. We provide a fast-paced R&D environment and

deliver integrated solutions for mechanical, electrical, software, thermodynamic, and energy storage systems

for modern electric and autonomous vehicle systems. We are a trusted resource for full-time projects,

overflow work, training, and resident engineering needs for the larger companies ePowertrain and ADAS

engineering departments. We are also a certified Minority Enterprise by NMSDC! We offer competitive salary

and benefits plan including comprehensive relocation package, and great opportunities for career growth!

Requirements:

MUST be authorized to work in the United States for any employer.

MUST be available to start working within 3 weeks of offer acceptance date.

Qualifications:

1. Engineer should have experience on TI SOC (TDA4 or equivalent family) with ADAS domain experience
2. 10 years of embedded experience in SW development including requirements, Design and Implementation with embedded C/C++ programming.
3. Engineer should have knowledge on following integration activities (At least one is mandatory).

1. TI SDK
2. QNX OR GHS integrity or equivalent safety linux
3. Safe RTOSo Analyze OEM requirements, hardware/software interface requirements and microcontroller datasheet requirements  
4. o Analyze functional safety requirements, analyze relevant standards, derive system requirements

1. o Setup requirement traceability methodology
   Design:
   o Structure Model (UML):
   - Create system architecture design and illustrate the interfaces between components.
   - Illustrate component decomposition (sub-components)
   o Behavior Model (UML):
   - Create Use Case Diagrams, sequence diagrams, activity diagrams and state chart diagrams
   o DFMEA
   - DFMEA using defined templates