SA_104-AUTOSAR Application Software Engineer

Role: AUTOSAR Application Software Engineer

Overview Of The Position The AUTOSAR Application Software Engineer will be responsible for designing, developing, integrating, and validating application-level software components using Classic/Adaptive AUTOSAR platforms. The role involves working with ECU software stack, communication interfaces, diagnostics, safety requirements, and cross-functional teams to deliver production-quality automotive software.

Roles & Responsibilities

• Application Development
• Develop SWCs (Software Components) using AUTOSAR methodology (Classic: CDD/ASWC; Adaptive: ARA Apps).
• Configure and integrate AUTOSAR BSW modules using tools like Vector DaVinci Configurator/Developer, Elektrobit Tresos, ETAS ISOLAR.
• Implement application logic in C/C++ as per model, requirements, and architecture guidelines.
• Develop “complex drivers” if needed for hardware-specific functions.
• Requirements & Architecture
• Understand and analyze System, Software & Functional requirements.
• Create and maintain SWS, SDD, ICD documents.
• Work with system architects to ensure correct interface mapping (RTE, runnable scheduling, port interfaces).
• Integration & Debugging
• Integrate application SWCs with RTE and BSW stack.
• Perform ECU software build, linker configuration, and memory optimization.
• Debug issues using tools like CANoe, CANalyzer, Trace32, iSYSTEM, Lauterbach.
• Work with hardware-in-loop (HIL) setups for testing and validation.
• Communication & Diagnostics
• Configure and verify CAN, CAN-FD, LIN, FlexRay, Ethernet communication.
• Implement and validate UDS (ISO 14229), DTC (ISO 15031) and DEM functionalities.
• Work with network management, PDU routing, and COM stack.
• Functional Safety (ISO 26262)
• Follow ASIL requirements (A–D) as per program.
• Perform requirement traceability, safety analyses support, and document design as per FuSa guidelines.
• Tools & Processes
• Use CI/CD pipelines, version control, and issue tracking: Git, Gerrit, Jenkins, Jira.
• Follow ASPICE-compliant software development lifecycle.

Education Qualification

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in:

• Electronics & Communication

• Electrical Engineering

• Computer Science

• Automotive Engineering

• Mechatronics

Experience

• 4–7 years

Essential Functional / Technical Competencies Mandatory Skills

• Strong programming experience in Embedded C/C++.
• Hands-on experience with Classic AUTOSAR (RTE, BSW configuration, SWC development).
• Knowledge of MCU architecture (Infineon Aurix, Renesas, NXP).
• Good understanding of automotive communication protocols (CAN, LIN, UDS).
• Experience with debugging tools (CANoe, CANalyzer, Oscilloscope, Debug Probe).
• Exposure to ISO 26262 and ASPICE processes.

Desired Functional / Technical Competencies

• Experience with Adaptive AUTOSAR.
• Model-based development using MATLAB/Simulink.
• Knowledge of bootloader, OTA updates, and secure diagnostics.
• Experience with electric powertrain, BMS, ADAS, or Body Control Modules.
• Scripting skills: Python, CAPL.

Soft Skills

• Strong analytical and problem-solving ability.
• Ability to work in cross-functional, multi-cultural teams.
• Good communication and documentation skills.
• Ownership mindset with focus on quality.