Systems Integration Engineer

Siri InfoSolutions Inc; Mountain View (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Siri InfoSolutions Inc in Mountain View, CA is seeking a Systems Integration Engineer onsite to bring together compute, sensors, wiring, and actuators in self-driving vehicle prototypes.

You will own system bring-up, multi-disciplinary debugging, and triage with design and manufacturing to keep fleets on schedule. Experience deploying integrated HW/SW and proficiency in Python/C++ are valued.

This role emphasizes hands-on testing, diagnostics with DMM/oscilloscopes, and collaboration with vendors.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience deploying integrated HW/SW systems.
• Strong hardware/software debugging and testing skills.
• Broad engineering knowledge across electrical, mechanical, and computer fields.

Responsibilities

• Lead system bring-up for autonomous vehicle subsystems.
• Diagnose and triage cross-disciplinary issues (mechanical, EE, SW).
• Collaborate with design and manufacturing to enable prototype fleets.
• Work with vendors to resolve integration challenges.
• Design tests and collect data to verify interfaces and requirements.

Skills

Deployed system experience

System troubleshooting

Multidisciplinary engineering

Python

C++

Tools

Digital Multimeters

Oscilloscopes

Hand tools

Job description

Job Title: Systems Integration Engineer

Location: Mountain View, CA (Onsite)

Fulltime

Job Descriptions:

Must Have Technical/Functional Skills

• Deployed system experience (hands-on with integrated HW/SW systems), ideally in a fast-paced technology or automotive environment.
• System Troubleshooting: Strong hands-on experience assembling, debugging, and testing complex hardware and software systems.
• Broad knowledge across electrical, computer, and mechanical engineering fields, with the ability to quickly master new technical topics.
• Software Skills: Working knowledge of an object-oriented programming language (e.g., Python, C++).

Preferred qualifications:

• High-level understanding of autonomous vehicle subsystems (sensors, compute, wiring harnesses, power distribution, vehicle actuators).
• Familiarity with mechanical and electrical components of modern passenger vehicle control systems (chassis communication, controls, braking, steering).
• Hands-on experience with diagnostic equipment (Digital Multimeters (DMM), Oscilloscopes) and standard hand tools.
• Proficient in Python and C/C++ for scripting and basic debugging/code changes.

Roles & Responsibilities

As a Systems Integration Engineer, you will play a critical role in bringing complex self-driving vehicle systems to life. You will be responsible for taking designed hardware components (compute, sensors, wiring, actuators) and integrating them into functioning prototype platforms. This hands-on role bridges the gap between design engineering and manufacturing, focusing on system bring-up, multi-disciplinary debugging (mechanical, electrical, and software), and initial triage of issues to ensure prototype and production fleets are enabled on schedule.

Key Responsibilities:

• System Bring-up & Issue Troubleshooting: Investigate novel issues with self-driving vehicle systems (benches and vehicles).
• Multi-Disciplinary Debugging: Diagnose and troubleshoot complex issues across mechanical, electrical (EE), and software (SW) domains on self-driving systems.
• Triage & Issue Resolution: Perform first-line triage on non-functioning systems. Identify the root cause of failures, determine which sub-system/component is at fault, and collaborate with design owners to implement fixes.
• Vendor Collaboration: Partner with engineering and manufacturing vendors to support system build phases and resolve integration challenges.
• Testing & Data Collection: Design and execute tests and experiments to gather key data, verifying subsystem interfaces and requirements.

Generic Managerial Skills:

Communication: Excellent communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with both technical teams (design, software) and non-technical teams (operations, technicians).