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Capgemini Engineering seeks a Director-level ADAS Architect in Bengaluru to lead architecture, platform decisions, and presales for advanced ADAS solutions. You will drive cross-functional collaboration with OEMs, suppliers, and internal teams to deliver scalable, safe systems.
You will champion sensor fusion, real-time performance on embedded platforms, and ASIL-aligned design, while mentoring engineers and shaping a billion-scale business strategy.
Capgemini is seeking a Director level executive for
Capgemini is seeking a Director level executive for ADAS ARCHITECT role.
This person will be the subject matter expert with deep technical knowledge and experience with OEMs / Tier-1s experience in core automotive architecture for ADAS.
The candidate should not only be a strong leader who can articulate a vision, but one who can also drive execution of that vision in a very concrete manner that results in tangible business outcomes (bookings, contribution margin, revenue, market recognition).
The role demands a high level of autonomy; a strong appetite to drive change and overcome organizational complexity; and a high level of drive to build a business from its current strong foundations to a potential billion-scale business.
Responsibilities Include:
They will have 15 years experience in Automotive with focus on design, development, and integration of cutting-edge ADAS solutions for next-generation vehicles with a strong project track record and demonstrated P&L contribution to sales. A Bachelor’s degree is required; Masters is strongly preferred.
This person is motivated to deliver high-quality work to drive customer satisfaction. They use their intellect, insight, and ability to build creative solutions with clients and colleagues while embracing a collaborative mindset. Key qualifications include:
Superb leadership and team building skills with ability to build consensus and achieve goals through collaboration rather than direct line authority