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Validate electronic control units (ECUs) by testing firmware and hardware against requirements, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure vehicle systems meet production standards.
Design and implement security for embedded Linux platforms, including Secure Boot, dm-verity, TrustZone, and sandboxing, while automating cryptographic signing in CI/CD and supporting secure manufacturing provisioning.
Leads a team sustaining Linux/Android-based automotive infotainment and connectivity ECUs: ramping engineers, maintaining build pipelines, and running hardware validation, stress testing, and performance/debug work on Snapdragon/NVIDIA-class SoCs with hypervisors, QNX, and DriveOS. On-site in Palo Alto.
Validate firmware for in-cabin audio and connectivity features by running manual tests, analyzing logs, and triaging field issues to ensure robust performance in vehicles.
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Sustains software for production automotive ECUs at ALTEN Technology USA: handles component changes (obsolete parts, memory swaps, second sources), validates them, and supports production at the contract manufacturer. Core tech: embedded Linux on automotive SoCs, Yocto builds, storage bring-up, and secure boot. Remote role.
Leads embedded software architecture for complex systems (e.g., EVs, medical devices, aerospace) by evaluating technical/business trade-offs, defining requirements, and designing real-time Linux/RTOS-based solutions. Manages full SDLC, collaborates cross-functionally, and documents technical specifications.
Firmware Engineer at ALTEN Technology USA (Troy, MI) who owns embedded firmware features end to end — requirements, design, implementation, testing, and defect resolution — writing modern C++ for hardware-interfacing, real-time embedded platforms. Works with systems, hardware, and FPGA teams using debuggers, analyzers, Git, Linux, and CI/automated testing.
Technical Program Manager for an automotive infotainment platform in Palo Alto: drives Apple CarPlay and Android Auto through pre-certification and certification with Apple, Google, and a third-party lab, while running program management for the underlying Android framework work (framework/services, HAL, vehicle integration) and defect triage. On-site Mon–Thu, remote Fridays.
Senior embedded software engineer at Alten Technology USA who owns the vehicle access authentication stack — Digital Key and Key Card flows for lock/unlock, start authorization and remote functions — building embedded C software on automotive ECUs and real-time platforms using Bluetooth, UWB, NFC and RF, with Python for test automation. On-site in Palo Alto (remote Fridays).
Sr. Software Engineer at ALTEN Technology USA developing, maintaining, and debugging C/C++ software for embedded and Linux-based environments on aerospace programs in Westminster, CO. Day-to-day work includes root cause analysis, unit/integration/regression testing, code reviews, builds, and technical documentation.
Build and run Hardware-in-the-Loop test benches for ADAS, infotainment, and vehicle connectivity using dSPACE, Vector tools, and Python/C++; validate features without prototype vehicles.
Designs, builds, and standardizes HIL test benches for validating ADAS/AD, chassis, infotainment, connectivity, and cockpit features without prototype vehicles. Core stack includes dSPACE and Vector toolchains, real-time I/O and bus simulation, automotive protocols (CAN/CAN FD, LIN, Ethernet, UDS), AUTOSAR, and scripting in Python/C++/MATLAB with CI/CD integration.
Develops and integrates software for autonomous robotics systems using ROS 2, C++, and Python, focusing on navigation, manipulation, and system integration.
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