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About Cognizant's IoT Mobility Practice:
Cognizant Mobility is the premier automotive engineering services division of Cognizant that is focused on smart connected vehicle engineering and software delivery. Our clients include well-known Automotive OEMs and Electric/Autonomous Start-Up Companies that leverage our automotive engineering expertise.
We are looking for talented engineers with backgrounds in Electrical and Computer Engineering for roles such as Vehicle Systems Engineering, Electrical Design and Release, High Voltage Wire Harness Design and Packaging, Embedded Software Development and Algorithm Research, AUTOSAR Model Based System Design, Validation, Hardware in the Loop Integration, Functional Safety, Vehicle Triage, SWAT and Launch Support.
The Role and Responsibilities:
The Mule and Prototype IPC Engineer is responsible for leading the design of CAN communication and developing functional requirements specific to mule and prototype vehicles while working with suppliers and Engineering Support teams including systems, design release, wiring, networking, architecture engineers, Program Management, and Manufacturing teams as required to design and build mule and prototype vehicles. Responsibilities include: Design and modify vehicle mule and prototype network topology diagram Develop gateway functional requirements to communicate between different CAN architectures Modify and map CAN/LIN network signals Flash, configure and calibrate modules to meet vehicle build requirements Troubleshooting/triage of vehicle electrical systems to support Mule and Prototype vehicle builds Perform bench level simulation and testing to verify developed Gateway software Drive identified issues to closure
Basic Qualifications:
Bachelors in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering and Computer Science Knowledge of CAN based communication and tools Experience with multimeters and oscilloscopes Outstanding communication and organization skills Self-starter with ability to work independently
Preferred Qualifications:
Prior experience with CAN Vector tools – Canoe, CANalyzer, CANAPE, NeoVI Architecture/System Integration experience Knowledge of CAN FD and Ethernet
Keywords:
Mule, IPC, Prototype, Engineer, Automotive, CAN, LIN
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The Role and Responsibilities:
The Mule and Prototype IPC Engineer is responsible for leading the design of CAN communication and developing functional requirements specific to mule and prototype vehicles while working with suppliers and Engineering Support teams including systems, design release, wiring, networking, architecture engineers, Program Management, and Manufacturing teams as required to design and build mule and prototype vehicles. Responsibilities include: Design and modify vehicle mule and prototype network topology diagram Develop gateway functional requirements to communicate between different CAN architectures Modify and map CAN/LIN network signals Flash, configure and calibrate modules to meet vehicle build requirements Troubleshooting/triage of vehicle electrical systems to support Mule and Prototype vehicle builds Perform bench level simulation and testing to verify developed Gateway software Drive identified issues to closure
Basic Qualifications:
Bachelors in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering and Computer Science Knowledge of CAN based communication and tools Experience with multimeters and oscilloscopes Outstanding communication and organization skills Self-starter with ability to work independently
Preferred Qualifications:
Prior experience with CAN Vector tools – Canoe, CANalyzer, CANAPE, NeoVI Architecture/System Integration experience Knowledge of CAN FD and Ethernet
Keywords:
Mule, IPC, Prototype, Engineer, Automotive, CAN, LIN
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