ESP Function Development and Test Engineer
Tätigkeitsbereich:Forschung & Entwicklung incl. DesignFachabteilung:Chassis and Tech Center ChinaGesellschaft:Mercedes-Benz Group China Ltd.Standort:Mercedes-Benz Group China Ltd., Beijing Startdatum:sofortVeröffentlichungsdatum:..6Stellennummer:MER3XL8Arbeitszeit:Vollzeit BewerbenAufgaben
Objectives:
Being an ESP Function Development Engineer at Mercedes-Benz, you will have the chance to work on a wide span of responsibilities:
- Function owner of brake control system
- Own specific BCS functions, e.g. ABS, ESC, TCS, VDC, being involved for the full development cycle of the system
- Lead function integration and migration from standalone chassis ECUs to chassis domain controllers
- Lead concept definition of BCS functions
- Lead requirement engineering incl. China specific requirement identification, requirement break down, traceability in system, function architecture definition, etc.
- Define and manage functional allocation, system boundaries, interfaces and dependencies across BCS, EPS, suspension, ADAS, powertrain and vehicle motion control
- Support system and software architecture definition for chassis domain control including AUTOSAR, communication, diagnostics, functional safety, cybersecurity and update concepts
- Steer supplier for function development
- Define function validation strategy, review test results and ensure function readiness
- Lead issue resolution of functions incl. root cause analysis, countermeasure development, countermeasure validation and releases etc.
- Ensure continuous improvements, high performance, and robust issue resolution for all module functions, both before and after product launch.
- Support BCS component development in China in the Chassis Team
- Technical support to Joint Venture BBAC RD
- Working together with Field Quality organization on Chinese market issues
Qualifikationen
Objectives:
Being an ESP Function Development Engineer at Mercedes-Benz, you will have the chance to work on a wide span of responsibilities:
- Function owner of brake control system
- Own specific BCS functions, e.g. ABS, ESC, TCS, VDC, being involved for the full development cycle of the system
- Lead function integration and migration from standalone chassis ECUs to chassis domain controllers
- Lead concept definition of BCS functions
- Lead requirement engineering incl. China specific requirement identification, requirement break down, traceability in system, function architecture definition, etc.
- Define and manage functional allocation, system boundaries, interfaces and dependencies across BCS, EPS, suspension, ADAS, powertrain and vehicle motion control
- Support system and software architecture definition for chassis domain control including AUTOSAR, communication, diagnostics, functional safety, cybersecurity and update concepts
- Steer supplier for function development
- Define function validation strategy, review test results and ensure function readiness
- Lead issue resolution of functions incl. root cause analysis, countermeasure development, countermeasure validation and releases etc.
- Ensure continuous improvements, high performance, and robust issue resolution for all module functions, both before and after product launch.
- Support BCS component development in China in the Chassis Team
- Technical support to Joint Venture BBAC RD
- Working together with Field Quality organization on Chinese market issues
Benefits Mitarbeiter Events Flexible Arbeitszeit möglich Hybrides Arbeiten möglich Gesundheitsmaßnahmen Mobilitätsangebote Mitarbeiterrabatte möglich Parkplatz Betriebsarzt Gute Anbindung Barrierefreiheit Kantine, Café
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