Lead Vehicle Electronics Architect & Systems Leader

Tata Technologies; Gaydon; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension Scheme – company matched up to

JLR vehicle privilege scheme – up to 5

Health Assured – EAP

Health Shield – Private Health Cash

Job summary

Tata Technologies is recruiting a Technical Lead – Vehicle Electronics for the Gaydon site. You will lead the design, integration, and validation of vehicle ECUs and electronic systems across platforms, ensuring robust performance and adherence to automotive standards.

You will drive cross‑functional collaboration and guide multi‑ECU development, with emphasis on SDV architectures and future vehicle technologies.

Qualifications

• Lead architecture design for ECUs and vehicle electronic systems.
• Define and manage system interfaces and communication matrices.
• Drive cross-functional collaboration between software, hardware, diagnostics, and calibration teams.
• Define system-level validation strategies and ISO 26262/ASPICE compliance.

Responsibilities

• Lead architecture design for ECUs and vehicle electronic systems.
• Define and manage system interfaces, signal lists, and communication matrices.
• Convert feature requirements into ECU specifications and drive integration.
• Oversee CAN/FlexRay/Ethernet setup and diagnostics.
• Lead debugging of electronics, sensors, and power electronics.

Skills

Leadership

Systems thinking

Automotive electronics

Diagnostics

Education

Master's degree in Electrical / Electronics / Computer / Automotive Engineering

Tools

Vector CANoe/CANalyzer

ETAS/INCA

dSPACE ControlDesk

Job description

Tata Technologies is recruiting a Technical Lead – Vehicle Electronics for the Gaydon site. You will lead the design, integration, and validation of vehicle ECUs and electronic systems across platforms, ensuring robust performance and adherence to automotive standards.

You will drive cross‑functional collaboration and guide multi‑ECU development, with emphasis on SDV architectures and future vehicle technologies.