System Engineer: Remote/Hybrid in Advanced SW System Design

Capgemini Engineering; Göteborgs kommun; Hybrid; SEK 700,000 - 1,100,000; Full time

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Job summary

Capgemini Engineering Sweden is seeking an engineer for complex and advanced system design. You will apply your expertise to help clients develop, systemize, integrate, verify, and launch new systems while collaborating with multiple stakeholders and teams.

In this role you will contribute to V&V activities in both virtual and physical test environments, use UML to model SW design, and ensure safety requirements are considered throughout the design process.

Qualifications

• Minimum 4+ years of work experience in the relevant domain.
• Ability to understand and apply architectural principles to SW system design.
• Understands and applies UML to represent the SW system design.
• Safety thinking and experience in applying safety requirements during the SW system design process.
• Experience in SE-Tool or System Weaver.
• Awareness about ISO26262 functional safety and the R155 cyber security processes.

Responsibilities

• Work on complex and advanced system design for clients.
• Collaborate with multiple stakeholders and teams across projects.
• Apply architectural principles and UML to SW design and ensure safety requirements are met.
• Contribute to verification and validation activities in virtual or physical contexts.

Skills

Architectural design

UML modeling

Safety thinking

System V&V

Tools

SE-Tool

System Weaver

Job description

Capgemini Engineering Sweden is seeking an engineer for complex and advanced system design. You will apply your expertise to help clients develop, systemize, integrate, verify, and launch new systems while collaborating with multiple stakeholders and teams.

In this role you will contribute to V&V activities in both virtual and physical test environments, use UML to model SW design, and ensure safety requirements are considered throughout the design process.