The Role
The BMS BSW Software Engineer develops, tests, and maintains BSW for BMS, manages configurations, debugging, and supports protocol development including CAN and UDS diagnostics.
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BMS BSW Software Engineer
Responsibilities
- Responsible for BMS BSW development, testing and maintenance.
- Responsible for configuration and debugging of BMS AUTOSAR BSW.
- Responsible for the BMS bootloader and complex drivers' development.
- Responsible for BMS CAN Communication, network management and UDS diagnostic development.
- Responsible for BMS XCP and J1939 protocol development.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree or above, major in vehicle engineering, computer, electronic and electrical, automation, etc.
- Familiar with C language, with more than three years of experience in BSW development, familiar with NXP and Infineon chips.
- Familiar with AUTOSAR software architecture and related specifications, with AUTOSAR (Classic) software development experience, able to use the mainstream AUTOSAR tools for ASW, BSW, MCAL software development is preferred.
- Familiar with AUTOSAR basic software development and configuration.
- Familiar with the working mechanism of Bootloader, with relevant development experience is preferred.
- Familiar with automotive protocols (CAN/J1939/XCP) and diagnostic protocols;
- Familiar with functional safety ISO26262, familiar with multi-core distribution and data protection.
Skills Required
- Bachelor's degree in vehicle engineering, computer, electronic and electrical, or automation
- More than three years of experience in BSW development
- Familiarity with C language
- AUTOSAR software development experience
- Experience with NXP and Infineon chips
- Familiarity with automotive protocols (CAN/J1939/XCP)
- Experience with functional safety ISO26262
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The Company
What We Do
SES is developing a Mine-to-Man AI software system for Li-Metal batteries. Born, bred and headquartered in Boston, it has operations in Boston, Shanghai and Seoul.
