Smart Vehicle Access

Title: Automotive Wireless Technology, Vehicle Access, Antenna Design & Development (DM)

Experience: 3-8 years

Location: Gurugram

Educational Qualification-

Essential:

  • B.E / B. Tech / M. Tech in Electrical Engineering/ Electrical & Electronics / Electronics & Communication/ Computer Science with Minimum 70 % marks
Desirable:
  • M.E / M. Tech in Control Systems / Power Electronics / Mechatronics and project work related to Automotive Wireless Communication Technology, Antenna Design & Vehicle Access System.
Responsibility-

System Design & Development:
  • Automotive Wireless Communication Technology
  • Antenna Design & development
  • System Requirement Specification Development for Short & long range wireless communication
  • Automotive body domain functions design & development
  • ISO 26262 ASIL compliance for all safety related body-domain functions
  • Understanding of functions like Gateway, OTA, Digital Key etc.
  • Functional safety and Cybersecurity adaptation
  • Logical and Physical Architecture Development
  • Know-how of different types of E/E Platform (Distributed, Domain, Zone etc.)
Hardware Design & Development:
  • Hardware Interface Circuit (Vehicle side) and create requirement for ECU side I/F.
  • FMEA (System FMEA, Connector FMEA, Design FMEA) & DRBFM
  • Understanding of Design Guidelines & Standards for 2D & 3D making.
  • Knowledge of design software such as Unigraphics & Teamcenter.
  • Knowledge of BOM management and Sourcing systems: SAP Ariba, MS Office/Outlook etc.
  • Micro-controller/Micro-processor architecture
  • Micro-controller hardware I/O configuration
  • Knowledge of multi-core platforms and Hypervisor, ICs, FPGA etc. and electronics child part selection along with technology partners.
Technical/ Functional-

  • Requirement Development and Management:
  • System Requirement Specification Development and Management
  • Vehicle Benchmarking System, Hardware, Software Development: Part and Model development lifecycle. Good understanding of Wireless Communication functions & Body Control domain and features.
Testing:
  • Verification & Testing in the Vehicle, Range localization & positioning
  • Prepare vehicle test checklist and test report.
  • Hardware Issue debugging
  • Reliability test specification, EMI/EMC test specification and standards (ISO/JASO/CISPR etc.)
  • Compare and corelate the reliability test specification (request) vs actual part level reliability test report.
Tools:
  • Usage of various testing tools/equipment (Spectrum Analyzer, CRO, Multimeter, Voltage/Current probe etc.)
  • ECU testing, excellent electrical/electronic troubleshooting skills
  • Analysis tools Vector CANoe, CANalyzer
Standards:
  • Working knowledge of UNECE regulation and AIS standards &NFAP, WPC, etc. for wireless communication
  • Working knowledge of AUTOSAR, ISO-26262 standards, Cyber Security and Software Update standards
  • Working knowledge of UNECE regulation and AIS standards in Body Electrical domain
Language-

  • Knowledge of Japanese language (N4/N5) would be an additive advantage.
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