Subsystem Engineer (Automotive)

TL;DR

Subsystem Engineer (Automotive): Translating stakeholder and customer requirements into detailed camera system specifications and architecture with an accent on traceability from concept through validation. Focus on defining subsystem behavior, performing feasibility studies, and ensuring seamless integration of software and hardware.

Location: Barneveld, Netherlands

Company

hirify.global designs and manufactures advanced technologies for vehicle OEMs in the commercial, automotive, off-highway, and agricultural vehicle markets.

What you will do

• Translate customer and business needs into prioritized functional and non-functional system requirements.
• Develop and maintain system architecture, system elements, and interface definitions while conducting design reviews.
• Perform system modeling, simulations, and trade-off analyses to support technical decision-making.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including software, functional safety, cybersecurity, electrical, and mechanical engineering.
• Ensure compliance with regulatory standards and internal processes, including maintaining camera FMEA.

Requirements

• 5+ years of Systems Engineering experience, preferably within automotive, agricultural, or heavy equipment industries.
• Expertise in requirements engineering and system architecture development.
• Technical knowledge of camera systems, image processing, image recognition, and image stitching technologies.
• Proficiency with tools such as DOORS NG, Polarion, Capella, or similar platforms.
• Strong analytical skills for managing complex system interactions and interfaces.

Nice to have

• Knowledge of ASPICE, UNECE R46, or MBSE.

Culture & Benefits

• Full-time employment (40 hours per week) with 27 annual holiday days and 13 ATV days.
• 8% holiday allowance.
• Travel allowance for home-work commutes (23ct per km up to 50 km).
• Retirement plan via PME (Pensioenfonds Metalektro).
• Comprehensive insurance coverage, including WIA floor, WGA gap, and PAWW.