AUTOSAR Embedded Systems Engineer (MISRA-C, BSW/MCAL)

GlobalLogic Inc.; Kraków; In loco; PLN 120.000 - 180.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Relocation options

Rotation opportunities acrosscountries

Flexible work arrangements

Descrizione del lavoro

GlobalLogic Inc. in Krakow is seeking a Mid-Level AUTOSAR Embedded Software Engineer to design, configure, and integrate BSW, MCAL drivers, and SWCs for a next-generation Zone Controller Platform.

You will join a multidisciplinary software team, write MISRA-C-compliant code, configure AUTOSAR stacks, and verify modules on target microcontrollers in line with ASPICE and ISO 26262 standards.

Competenze

• 2–4 years of hands-on automotive embedded software development for ECU platforms.
• Strong C programming skills for real-time embedded systems and microcontrollers.
• Experience configuring AUTOSAR Classic BSW stacks using VSTAR/CVI or Vector DaVinci.

Mansioni

• Configure and integrate AUTOSAR Classic BSW modules, MCAL drivers, and SWCs.
• Write MISRA-C-compliant embedded C code for Diagnostics, Communication Stacks, or Mode Management.
• Perform unit testing (ASPICE SWE.4) and integration testing on target MCUs.
• Maintain requirement-to-code traceability per ASPICE SWE.1–SWE.3.
• Investigate issues, deliver fixes, and support CI/CD pipelines.
• Configure AUTOSAR Mode Management components (BswM, EcuM, ComM).
• Implement power management and state transitions for vehicle wake/sleep cycles.

Conoscenze

Embedded C

AUTOSAR Classic

Hardware & drivers

ASPICE / ISO26262

Testing & debugging tools

Version control (Git, Gerrit)

Strumenti

CANoe & CANalyzer

TRACE32 / Lauterbach

Siemens VSTAR/CVI

Vector DaVinci

Descrizione del lavoro

GlobalLogic Inc. in Krakow is seeking a Mid-Level AUTOSAR Embedded Software Engineer to design, configure, and integrate BSW, MCAL drivers, and SWCs for a next-generation Zone Controller Platform.

You will join a multidisciplinary software team, write MISRA-C-compliant code, configure AUTOSAR stacks, and verify modules on target microcontrollers in line with ASPICE and ISO 26262 standards.