Discipline Design Leader - Software

As a Software Design Leader, you will be responsible for:

Budget:

Responsible for Project Budget execution: Execute the software budget within the assigned project, ensuring alignment with the overall project budget and software Discipline budget guidelines provided by the software Engineering Manager of the entity.

Support Operations:

Responsible for Project Discipline QCD Management: Lead the team responsible for Quality, Cost, and Delivery (QCD) performance of the software discipline within the assigned project, adhering to standardized methodologies, software project dashboard and KPIs defined by the Group/Division and followed by the software Engineering Manager and Discipline Team Leader.

Responsible for software Technical Review execution and corrective action plan within the project.

Drive design solutions & reuse within the assigned project.

Competencies:

Support [Discipline Name] Discipline QRQC (Quick Response Quality Control): Identify discipline issues in standard, method, tools, test means for ensuring rapid resolution of technical issues and continuous improvement in design execution

Responsible for Project QRQC, ensuring management of the correction of major technical issues with the support of the entity software engineering manager and the relevant Experts.

Support software Competency Development of the design team within the project.

Efficiency:

Execute Software Efficiency Plan within the assigned project.

Collaboration and Influence:

Collaborate with Discipline Engineering Manager and Discipline Team Leader: Maintain regular communication and alignment with the Discipline Engineering Manager and Discipline Team Leader on budget performance, design execution, quality control, and efficiency initiatives.

Collaborate with R&D Technical Project Leader: Work closely with the R&D Technical Project Leader to ensure seamless integration of the software design within the overall project plan, timeline, and technical specifications.

Lead and Mentor Discipline Designers: Provide technical guidance, mentorship, and support to Discipline Designers working on the project, fostering a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement.

What You Should Have:

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering is required

3-5+ years of work experience in the field of embedded software engineering, ideally in the automotive industry.

Strong experience in Software development using Embedded C & C++

Good knowledge of industry coding standards (MISRA,CyberSecurity..,etc)

Good knowledge of writing tests, debugging, knowledge in documentation and test tools.

Knowledge of process models (e.g. Automotive SPICE®)

Knowledge of ISO26262/SOTIF Functional Safety Standards

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Job:

Engineering Disciplines Management

Organization:

Software Engineering