Working together, growing together, creating new things together: EDAG connects people and the future. Company and workforce share the same vision. With a familiar atmosphere and at the same time the potential of a global world-class development company. You'll go your own way in your career at a high level - nationally and internationally. Take your next step and support us as a FUNCTIONAL SAFETY ENGINEER.
DESCRIPTION
Work with team members to ensure HARAs (Hazard and Risk Analyses) are completed properly, classify risks using the ASIL system, and define functional safety goals and system responses to prevent accidents.
Support translation of high-level safety requirements into detailed HW and SW requirements and specification of diagnostic requirements.
Assist with conducting FTAs (Fault Tree Analyses) and FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analyses).
Coordinate root-causes analysis and engineering teams and suppliers when safety issue arise
Generate work products and reports to document the safety status of a given project.
Participate in safety assessments, audits, and the creation of safety cases for final vehicle homologation.
Collaborate with stakeholders through system "V" development from concept to launch with design reviews and CFT.
Domain/working knowledge of SW controls, EE, electronics, and expertise in development, testing and validation methods of mechatronics systems.
REQUIREMENTS
Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering or related field. (Preferred Masters in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Systems Engineering.
Extensive experience working with Automotive EE architectures (both Domain, Distributed) from Powertrain, Body, etc.
Strong understanding of 1st principles in Engineering, result/solution oriented
Subject matter expert in Systems Engineering, Multi-domain physics, Complex systems design with EE, SW integration.
Experience with embedded systems such as wiring and power distribution units
Familiarity with CAN, Automotive Ethernet, LIN, and/or other automotive communication protocols
English (C1-C2).
Willingness to travel within the assigned territory.