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EE Release Engineer_整车电子电气软件规划工程师

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Summary

Plans and manages vehicle-level electrical/electronic (EE) software and hardware release maturity at Mercedes-Benz R&D China in Beijing, coordinating with German HQ to define China-specific features (body EE, telematics, ADAS), maintaining releases in EPDM/MBOS, and supporting vehicle testing and production deployment at the BBAC plant.

Job Description

Define and manage overall vehicle level EE maturity planning with corresponding responsible according to MB development process and in line with system SW & HW release planning to ensure overall vehicle EE maturity for both development and production. Create and maintain the target SW & HW version in MB system to ensure the testing and production correctness. Meanwhile, this role is also responsible to define the testing vehicle retrofit target and focus as guideline for testing engineers and support the overall vehicle testing activity.

Define and maintain overall vehicle EE release planning in collaboration with R&D headquarter in Germany and other R&D departments in China during development phase

Define EE testing vehicle software and hardware target for each release and testing environment in collaboration with function owners and component developers

Consolidate and generate China specific features or parameter for all EE domains (e.g. Body EE, telematics, and ADAS).

Manage and maintain EE SW release in different level in EPDM and MBOS portal (MB systems) in alignment with the relevant developers in global wise, support EE SW car package deployment at BBAC plant.

Evaluate and ensure EE function ramp up plan (e.g. FROP) with BTVs, FOs and PM team, especially for cross functions

Support EE testing and document testing finding tickets in relevant system

Team internal support, support testing engineer other test related work

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