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Groupe SEGULA Technologies SA in Mexico is seeking a Systems Engineer / Requirements Engineer to define and govern customer-level feature requirements for current and future vehicle programs. You will bridge product planning with software, hardware, and validation teams to translate high-level expectations into precise, testable requirements.
Responsibilities include leading requirements management, system decomposition, cross-functional collaboration, traceability, and ensuring safety and
Position OverviewWe are seeking a Systems Engineer / Requirements Engineer to define, author, maintain, and govern customer-level feature requirements for current and future vehicle programs. In this role, you will act as the bridge between product planning, software, hardware, and validation teams. You will translate high-level customer expectations and business needs into precise, testable, and traceable technical requirements across the complete product lifecycle.
Requirements Management: Lead the authoring, baselining, review, approval, and tracking of engineering requirements throughout the feature lifecycle.
System Decomposition: Translate customer needs, competitive benchmarks, and clinic insights into measurable functional and non-functional requirements and acceptance criteria.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Facilitate multi-disciplinary reviews across Software, Hardware, HMI, Systems, and Core Engineering to resolve feature gaps, assumptions, and interface dependencies.
Traceability & Change Control: Maintain bidirectional traceability from high-level features down to subsystem, software, hardware, and validation plans. Assess the technical, timing, and cost impacts of requirement changes.
Safety & Compliance Integration: Ensure all technical requirements incorporate applicable functional safety (ISO 26262), cybersecurity, and regulatory standards.
Validation Alignment: Partner with validation teams to establish clear verification methods, acceptance criteria, and issue-resolution pathways.