Automotive Embedded C++ Engineer
IPS Technology Services
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Job summary
IPS Technology Services in Dearborn, Michigan is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer with MATLAB, C++, and automotive experience to join a full-time, on-site team. You will develop and validate software for BCM features, using Simulink models, MIL/HIL tests, and AUTOSAR components.
The role covers the full software lifecycle from requirements to on-target validation, with CAN/LIN networks and real-time constraints.
Qualifications
- Hands-on MATLAB/Simulink (Stateflow) experience for embedded control algorithms.
- Proficiency in C/C++ for real-time embedded targets.
- Experience with AUTOSAR software components.
- Experience with CAN/LIN communication in automotive systems.
Responsibilities
- Develop and validate embedded software for automotive BCM features.
- Model, simulate, and test with MIL/HIL testing methods.
- Work with CAN/LIN networks and ECU integration.
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Job description
IPS Technology Services in Dearborn, Michigan is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer with MATLAB, C++, and automotive experience to join a full-time, on-site team. You will develop and validate software for BCM features, using Simulink models, MIL/HIL tests, and AUTOSAR components.
The role covers the full software lifecycle from requirements to on-target validation, with CAN/LIN networks and real-time constraints.
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