In-Vehicle Infotainment System Expert
ltmPlano (TX)
About the role
The In-Vehicle Infotainment System Engineer will be responsible for leading, executing, and delivering the cross-generation / cross-domain Infotainment program from a technical and architectural perspective.
Responsibilities:
- Understanding of end-to-end Infotainment Software Design and Architecture.
- Understanding of cross-domain Integrations and API's used in communications with the Infotainment Software.
- Triage in-market issues especially cross-domain areas including deep-dive in technical discussions. (specification study, user impact analysis, system architectural review).· Communicate with quality, factory teams align overall vehicle milestones and address any issue/risk points with countermeasure plan.
- Support on aligning overall vehicle milestones and SW release schedule with stakeholders by collaborating with headquarter in Japan.
Requirements:
- 3+ years of proven experience in In-Vehicle Infotainment Design and Architecture.· Experience working on In-Vehicle Infotainment UML/SysML diagrams.· Experience working on In-Vehicle Infotainment API definitions and reviews.· 3+ years of proven experience in In-Vehicle Infotainment development.· Very good understanding of the In-Vehicle Infotainment integrations with other ECU's (Cluster, Camera etc.).· Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to identify root causes and resolve issues promptly.· Strong understanding of automotive In-Vehicle Infotainment related hardware and software stacks.· Expert on PowerPoint and strong presentation skills.· Excellent interpersonal skills and communication skills; ability to collaborate effectively with stakeholders· Ability to work in fast-paced teams with quick decision making.· Possess strong technical and product management skills to communicate and drive suppliers / stakeholders
Nice to Haves:
- Japanese language skill· Executive reporting experience Educational Background: · Bachelor's or Master's degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science, or related field; and/or commensurate work experience
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