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Groupe SEGULA Technologies SA in Mexico is seeking a Systems & Requirements Engineer to define, author, maintain, and govern customer-level feature requirements for current and future vehicle programs.
You will bridge product planning, core engineering, software, hardware, HMI, and physical validation teams to translate expectations into testable, traceable engineering requirements across the full vehicle lifecycle.
We are seeking a Systems & 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, core engineering, software, hardware, HMI, and physical validation teams. You will translate customer expectations, field insights, and competitive benchmarks into testable, traceable engineering requirements across the full vehicle lifecycle.
Requirements Ownership & Governance: Lead the authoring, baselining, tracking, and lifecycle management of vehicle feature requirements. Ensure specifications are clear, unambiguous, feasible, and testable.
System Decomposition: Deconstruct high-level customer needs, voice-of-customer clinics, and field insights into platform-level functional and non-functional engineering requirements.
Cross-Functional Interface Management: Host requirement reviews with cross-functional stakeholders to resolve technical gaps, system conflicts, interface dependencies, and architectural constraints.
Bidirectional Traceability & Change Control: Maintain full traceability from customer needs down to software, hardware, and physical validation tests. Assess change requests for technical, cost, timing, and compliance impacts.
Validation & Compliance Integration: Partner with test teams to set acceptance criteria and verification methods. Ensure functional safety (ISO 26262), cybersecurity, and global automotive regulations are built into the specification.