E/E Architecture Engineer: Vehicle Systems & Integration

Tata Technologies; Gaydon; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension Scheme

Private Health Care

JLR Privilege Scheme

Group Income Protection

Health Assured – Employee Assistance

Group Life Assurance

Health Shield – Private Health Cash

Job summary

Tata Technologies is seeking an EE Architecture Engineer to be based at our customer's office in Gaydon. The role focuses on defining and implementing vehicle electrical and electronic architectures across multiple programs.

You will collaborate with network, diagnostics, software, cybersecurity and functional safety teams to translate requirements into robust architectures and drive interfaces and trade-off studies.

Qualifications

• Degree in electrical/electronic/automotive systems or software engineering.
• Experience with vehicle E/E architecture and systems engineering.
• Strong knowledge of CAN, LIN and Automotive Ethernet networks.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain vehicle E/E architecture concepts and descriptions across domains.
• Translate requirements into functional, logical and physical architectures.
• Define system boundaries, interfaces and interactions between hardware and software.
• Lead architecture reviews and coordinate with cross-functional teams.

Skills

E/E Architecture

Systems Engineering

Automotive Ethernet

CAN/LIN

Gateway Concepts

Model-Based Systems Engineering

ISO 26262 awareness

PREEvision/DOORS

AUTOSAR

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical/Automotive Systems

Tools

DOORS Next

PREEvision

JIRA

Job description

Tata Technologies is seeking an EE Architecture Engineer to be based at our customer's office in Gaydon. The role focuses on defining and implementing vehicle electrical and electronic architectures across multiple programs.

You will collaborate with network, diagnostics, software, cybersecurity and functional safety teams to translate requirements into robust architectures and drive interfaces and trade-off studies.