Embedded Software Engineer, Vehicle Body Systems

Ev Magazine; Foster City (CA); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Zoox in Foster City, CA is seeking an embedded software engineer for the Body Systems team. You will design, develop, and test real-time embedded software for body, thermal, lighting, and door functions, working with hardware and suppliers to deliver production-ready code.

You will create requirements, design documentation, test plans, and collaborate with vehicle, controls, electrical engineers. Strong C/C++, ARM knowledge, and hands-on debugging are essential.

Qualifications

• Experience developing real-time embedded software for distributed electro-mechanical systems.
• Strong C/C++ programming skills and object oriented design.
• Hands-on hardware bring-up and debugging experience.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and test embedded software for body, thermal, lighting, and door functions of the Zoox vehicle.
• Create software requirements, design documentation, test plans, and other supporting documentation.
• Work cross-functionally with vehicle engineers, controls engineers, electrical engineers, validation engineers, and suppliers.
• Integrate supplier sub-systems into the Zoox software stack.
• Contribute to all phases of the software development cycle, including prototyping, requirements capture, design, implementation, and validation.

Skills

Real-time embedded software

C/C++ programming

OO design

Hardware bring-up

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in ECE/Robotics/CS

Tools

ARM microcontrollers

CAN/LIN debugging

Job description

Zoox in Foster City, CA is seeking an embedded software engineer for the Body Systems team. You will design, develop, and test real-time embedded software for body, thermal, lighting, and door functions, working with hardware and suppliers to deliver production-ready code.

You will create requirements, design documentation, test plans, and collaborate with vehicle, controls, electrical engineers. Strong C/C++, ARM knowledge, and hands-on debugging are essential.