Embedded System Engineer

Role Overview We are looking for a System Engineer / Feature Owner responsible for end-to-end ownership of EV Charging Gateway features throughout the development lifecycle. The successful candidate will analyze customer requirements, define system functionality, coordinate cross-functional engineering teams, and support testing, calibration, and customer deliveries. Responsibilities: - Own EV Charging Gateway features from concept to production. - Analyze customer requirements and technical specifications. - Define feature functionality and system parameters. - Prepare and maintain technical documentation. - Coordinate software, hardware, validation, and supplier teams. - Support feature integration, calibration, and vehicle testing. - Analyze feature performance during test drives. - Participate in technical reviews and project meetings. - Collaborate closely with software and test engineers. - Communicate with customers regarding technical topics. - Ensure project quality, timing, and compliance with company standards. Required Qualifications: - MSc in Electronics, Computer Science or related field. - Experience in System Engineering or Feature Ownership. - Knowledge of embedded systems and microcontrollers. - Understanding of automotive electronics. - Experience with requirements analysis. - Good English communication skills. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. - MS Office proficiency. - Willingness to travel. Nice to Have: - EV Charging systems. - CAN/CAN FD. - Automotive Ethernet. - Python. - Functional Safety (ISO 26262). - ADAS. - Calibration or validation experience. - Automotive standards (ASPICE). - Experience with Vector tools (CANoe/CANalyzer). Keywords Mandatory - System Engineer - Feature Owner - Embedded Systems - Automotive - Requirements Engineering - Electronics - Microcontroller - Vehicle Testing Preferred: - EV - Charging - CAN - ISO 26262 - Functional Safety - Python - Calibration - Validation - Integration - CANoe - Vector - ASPICE - BMS - Embedded C Originally posted on Himalayas