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Mercedes-Benz Group AG, through Mercedes-Benz Research and Development North America in Atlanta, is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer for Autonomous Vehicle Systems. You will develop, plan, integrate, and deploy electrical architectures for autonomous platforms, calibrate hardware, and work with international teams on EE design and system layout.
You will lead prototype testing, investigate root causes, coordinate with workshops, and drive software updates to ECUs.
At Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America (MBRDNA), we are committed to delivering world-class automotive technologies that push the boundaries of what is possible. Our teams of highly skilled engineers and designers use cutting-edge software and technology, to enhance the driving experience and reduce environmental impact.
Develop, plan, integrate, and deploy autonomous vehicle systems with a focus on electronics and electrical architecture, installation, setup, configuration, and maintenance. Conducts calibration, diagnosis, debugging, root cause analysis, repair, and/or replacement of computer hardware, sensors, electronics, and electrical systems in complex vehicle environments. Collaborates with international colleagues on system EE design and layout. Responsible for Software Tankstelle, Supports Dangerous Goods shipments, the HV program In Atlanta and workshop coordination.
Develop, integrate, install, maintain, test, debug, and repair prototype autonomous vehicle electrical and electronic systems (computer hardware, sensors, vehicle interfaces, power distribution, etc.). Conduct root cause analyses and document findings.
Collaborate and coordinate with colleagues in Germany or other countries on system architecture, design, configuration, modification, repair, replacement, and technical investigations of electrical and electronic components of autonomous systems.
Support real world testing of autonomous systems and driver assistance systems including measurement data handling.
Plan and track progress of electrical/electronic tasks using agile development processes.
Plan, provision, and execute Softwaretankstelle functions to maintain prototype vehicles and their associated ECUs with software updates.
Lead ADAS technicians with software and mechanical development.
Coordinate and track dangerous goods shipments. Ensure compliance with government regulations.
Manage the workshop coordination and be a point of contact between the engineers and the workshop.
Serve as ESC site lead in the ATC workshop.
The successful candidate’s starting pay will be determined based on a wide range of factors, including, but not limited to, job-related education, skills, and experience, geographic location, and market conditions. The current salary range for this position is as follows and may be modified in the future: $114,105 - $131,791.
Degree:
Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering, or equivalent level of work experience
Skills:
Other Licenses or Certifications Required:
Familiarity with agile development processes
MBRDNA is an equal opportunity employer (EOE) and strongly supports diversity in the workforce. MBRDNA only accepts resumes from approved agencies who have a valid Agency Agreement on file. Please do not forward resumes to our applicant tracking system, MBRDNA employees, or send to any MBRDNA location. MBRDNA is not responsible for any fees or claims related to receipt of unsolicited resumes.
Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America, Inc.
United States of America-Georgia-Atlanta
384 Northyards Blvd, Buildings 200 + 300 384 Northyards Blvd, Buildings 200 + 300 Atlanta 30303
Mercedes-Benz Research and Development North America, Inc.