Tata Technologies
Location
Mountain View, CA (3 months) then Remote
Responsibilities
Design, prototype, build, and test production embedded vehicle firmware.
Evaluate, implement, test, and optimize applications in a real‑time operating system environment.
Work with software, hardware, and mechanical engineers throughout the lifecycle of the product—from device bring‑up to manufacturing and deployment.
Work with test engineers and platform engineers in developing testing frameworks and harnesses at the unit, integration, and system levels.
Develop a deep understanding of functional safety and security concepts relevant to autonomous vehicles, including standards like ISO 26262.
Required Qualifications
Basic knowledge of electrical engineering fundamentals to support low‑level debugging.
Expert level knowledge of C or C++ programming; other languages and skills also valuable.
Experience with 32‑bit microcontrollers, particularly ARM Cortex‑M7 and automotive processors such as NXP S32G or S32K.
Strong knowledge of communication protocols, from low level (SPI, UART, CAN) to high level (TCP/UDP) and diagnostic protocols such as UDS.
Familiarity with electronics test equipment and hardware debugging (multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, etc.).
Bachelor’s or higher degree in EE, CS, CE, or equivalent.
Desirable Knowledge
Experience with time synchronization protocols such as PTP.
Experience with safety‑critical systems and development processes compliant with standards like ISO 26262 and software process models such as ASPICE.
Experience with RTOS environments, especially FreeRTOS/SafeRTOS.
Experience writing low‑level firmware for resource‑constrained embedded systems.
Supported PCBA & product manufacturing end‑of‑line (EOL) testing through defining test specifications & code with the hardware design & factory teams, for residential & industrial energy products.
Seniority Level
Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type
Contract
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Responsibilities
Design, prototype, build, and test production embedded vehicle firmware.
Evaluate, implement, test, and optimize applications in a real‑time operating system environment.
Work with software, hardware, and mechanical engineers throughout the lifecycle of the product—from device bring‑up to manufacturing and deployment.
Work with test engineers and platform engineers in developing testing frameworks and harnesses at the unit, integration, and system levels.
Develop a deep understanding of functional safety and security concepts relevant to autonomous vehicles, including standards like ISO 26262.
Required Qualifications
Basic knowledge of electrical engineering fundamentals to support low‑level debugging.
Expert level knowledge of C or C++ programming; other languages and skills also valuable.
Experience with 32‑bit microcontrollers, particularly ARM Cortex‑M7 and automotive processors such as NXP S32G or S32K.
Strong knowledge of communication protocols, from low level (SPI, UART, CAN) to high level (TCP/UDP) and diagnostic protocols such as UDS.
Familiarity with electronics test equipment and hardware debugging (multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, etc.).
Bachelor’s or higher degree in EE, CS, CE, or equivalent.
Desirable Knowledge
Experience with time synchronization protocols such as PTP.
Experience with safety‑critical systems and development processes compliant with standards like ISO 26262 and software process models such as ASPICE.
Experience with RTOS environments, especially FreeRTOS/SafeRTOS.
Experience writing low‑level firmware for resource‑constrained embedded systems.
Supported PCBA & product manufacturing end‑of‑line (EOL) testing through defining test specifications & code with the hardware design & factory teams, for residential & industrial energy products.
Seniority Level
Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type
Contract
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