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Robert Bosch LLC seeks a System Architect at its facility located at 15000 Haggerty Road, Plymouth, MI 48170. Responsible for analyzing customer and Bosch internal requirements to select the right brake product that fits customer needs. Negotiate requirements with the customer to facilitate implementation that best fits the Bosch product. Ensure that all elements in the system needed to fulfil the OEM and system requirements have been identified in the architecture design. Responsible for translating customer requirements into high level design, including maintaining the system-architecture and influencing software architecture for the given customer project. Responsible for deploying customer requirements into different components such as ECU Hardware, hydraulic, and software. Responsible for creating system level tests to validate customer requirements. Support functional safety activities in the customer project by helping to create functional-safety goals based on customer requirements, in cooperation with the customer. Support the FMEA process for the customer project in helping to identify and rate failure modes, as well as define any corrective actions. Support projects during acquisitions phase in evaluating requirements against current implementation for cost estimate. Review the derived requirements and design proposals. REQS: This position requires a Bachelor degree, or foreign equivalent, in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or Computer Engineering, plus 3 years of work experience in Automotive embedded-systems. Additionally, the applicant must have professional experience with: (1) Using Embedded-systems for automotive product development; (2) Stability control systems for automotive vehicle applications; (3) Functional safety analysis according to ISO26262; (4) Engineering process for managing customer project-requirements; and (5) Vehicle dynamics principles for architecting of system functions. Apply below.
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