Cross-Functional Vehicle & Systems Integration Lead

Tata Technologies; Gaydon; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Tata Technologies is recruiting for an Integration Engineer within our Embedded Systems Solutions department. You will lead cross-functional vehicle and system integration across electrical, electronic, software and hardware domains, coordinating interfaces, builds, releases and validation readiness.

Based in the UK at Gaydon, you will work with customers and suppliers to ensure timely delivery, robust interfaces, and adherence to ASPICE-like processes, with a practical technical leadership

Qualifications

• Experience defining and maintaining system and vehicle integration strategies and plans.
• Ability to coordinate architecture, systems, software, hardware, and validations.
• Experience leading cross-domain issue investigations and corrective actions.

Responsibilities

• Define and maintain system and vehicle integration strategies, plans and maturity criteria.
• Coordinate architecture, systems, software, hardware, diagnostics, release and validation teams.
• Identify and manage technical interfaces, dependencies, risks.
• Establish RASICs, issue triage processes, escalation routes and readiness reviews.
• Coordinate builds, software availability, configurations and test entry criteria.
• Lead cross-domain issue investigations and corrective actions.
• Align integration activity with programme milestones and engineering gateways.
• Maintain integration dashboards, dependency trackers and recovery plans.
• Coordinate customer, supplier and internal technical stakeholders.

Job description

Tata Technologies is recruiting for an Integration Engineer within our Embedded Systems Solutions department. You will lead cross-functional vehicle and system integration across electrical, electronic, software and hardware domains, coordinating interfaces, builds, releases and validation readiness.

Based in the UK at Gaydon, you will work with customers and suppliers to ensure timely delivery, robust interfaces, and adherence to ASPICE-like processes, with a practical technical leadership