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Capgemini Engineering · 1 month ago

Hardware Architect

Detroit, MI

Full-time

Onsite

Senior Level, Lead/Staff

8+ years exp

Capgemini Engineering is a global leader in engineering services, focusing on innovative solutions across various industries. The role of Hardware Architect involves leading the architectural design of complex hardware systems for automotive applications, ensuring compliance with safety standards and seamless integration with software components.

ConsultingInformation ServicesInformation TechnologyInnovation ManagementMechanical Engineering

No H1B

Hiring Manager

Rebecca Markus

Responsibilities

Developing technical specifications and requirements for hardware components and systems based on client needs and industry standards

Collaborating with software teams to ensure seamless integration between hardware and software components

Evaluating and recommending hardware technologies, components, and platforms to meet performance, safety, and reliability requirements

Ensuring compliance with automotive safety standards, including ISO 26262, and other relevant regulations

Qualification

ARM-based architecturesEmbedded electronics designADAS experienceIn-vehicle computing platformsSystem/component designFirmware developmentIn-vehicle bus architecturesSafety requirementsInfotainment SystemsZonal Architectures

Required

Master of Science in Electrical, Electronic, Computer, Aerospace Engineering, or equivalent program with minimum 8 years of experience in an architectural hardware/system role, preferably in the automotive industry (TIER1, TIER2)

Good knowledge of state-of-the-art hardware systems, software tools and algorithms for interfaces required for actuators, firmware development, in-vehicle bus architectures, and in-vehicle computing platforms

Advanced knowledge of ARM-based architectures and embedded electronics design constraints

Experience with ADAS, Infotainment Systems, Zonal Architectures, and Software Defined Vehicles

Solid understanding of system/component design, advanced EE architecture topologies, and safety requirements