Tools & Software Integration Engineer
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Tools Software Integration Engineer responsibilities include the following:
Responsibilities- Define and drive strategies for Embedded Software Development Tools and Integration Platforms that are cost-effective, scalable, and efficient.
- Own and support the software development toolchain, including selection, configuration, deployment, and maintenance of development and quality assurance tools. Examples: Eclipse, QAC, Polyspace, Axivion, Tessy, VectorCAST, Git, Jenkins, Python-based automation tools.
- Support software integration activities, including software component integration, build generation, configuration management, dependency management, and release packaging. Design, develop, and maintain build and deployment automation solutions using scripting and CI/CD technologies.
- Collaborate with software development teams to integrate application software, BSW modules, AUTOSAR components, and third-party libraries into target platforms.
- Designs data-driven solutions by building, deploying, and continuously improving machine-learning models that address business problems while ensuring quality, compliance, and cross-functional collaboration.
- Strong understanding of Embedded Software Development and Software Integration concepts. Experience with C/C++ embedded software development.
- Knowledge of Build Systems and Build Automation (Make, CMake, Ninja, CDT, etc.). Experience with CI/CD tools such as Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD, Azure DevOps, or similar platforms.
- Proficiency in scripting languages such as Python, PowerShell, Bash, or Perl. Experience with Version Control Systems (PTC, Git, Azure, Codebeamer).
- Knowledge of AUTOSAR architecture, software component integration, and ECU software deployment. Familiarity with embedded compilers and tool chains (Tasking, Hightec, GCC, etc.).
- Experience with software quality and verification tools such as QAC, Polyspace, Tessy, VectorCAST, Axivion and coverage analysis tools. Good understanding of ASPICE, Functional Safety (ISO 26262), and Cybersecurity development processes is an advantage.