Embedded Vehicle Motion Controls Engineer

Oshkosh Corporation, Inc.; New Hudson (MI); On-site; USD 79,000 - 127,000; Full time

Job summary

Oshkosh Defense, an Oshkosh company, seeks a Development Engineer to drive embedded software for chassis control across braking, steering, suspension, and powertrain domains.

You will collaborate with systems, controls, hardware, calibration, validation, and supplier teams to deliver safety-critical software in a rigorously regulated environment. Strong requirements management and model-based development are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Mechanical/Software Engineering or Computer Science.
• 3+ years of embedded automotive software development experience.
• Experience with embedded controls development including MATLAB/Simulink or ETAS Ascet.
• Experience with requirements management tools such as DOORS, Jama.

Responsibilities

• Define system requirements, control strategies, software architecture, and interface specs.
• Develop, integrate, validate, and release embedded software for chassis control subsystems.
• Coordinate with cross-functional teams for vehicle integration and launch activities.
• Support production launch and over-the-air software updates where applicable.

Skills

Embedded automotive software

Matlab/Simulink

DOORS/Jama

CAN/CAN-FD

AUTOSAR Classic/Adaptive

ETAS INCA

Software debugging

Python scripting

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science

Tools

Git

Jenkins

CANoe/CANalyzer/CANape

ISO 26262

Job description

Oshkosh Defense, an Oshkosh company, seeks a Development Engineer to drive embedded software for chassis control across braking, steering, suspension, and powertrain domains.

You will collaborate with systems, controls, hardware, calibration, validation, and supplier teams to deliver safety-critical software in a rigorously regulated environment. Strong requirements management and model-based development are essential.