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The SW Tools Engineer for Vehicle Bus Simulation creates specifications and develops simulations based on vehicle bus protocols. Responsibilities include tool requirement documentation, managing development projects, testing tools, and reporting to stakeholders. The role involves continuous tool development, test case creation, and user documentation.

The Autosar Lead - Base Software Engineer will be responsible for developing embedded software in C/C++ language, working on ECU and Microcontroller abstraction layers, and configuring the AUTOSAR stack within the Base Software Module. They will also lead technical discussions, manage customer requests, and prioritize tasks for the team.

The IoT Developer will enhance the digitalization strategy within the Factories of the Future team, working on connecting legacy systems to modern infrastructures, developing cloud and on-premises IoT applications, and creating technical guidance for digitalization projects. Responsibilities include managing deployments, monitoring production environments, and collaborating with divisions to implement digital initiatives.

The Image Processing Engineer will define image processing concepts based on hardware setup, clarify expectations with stakeholders, write software requirements for image processing pipelines, and implement these pipelines on Linux and other POSIX operating systems.

The Assistant Purchasing Manager is responsible for overseeing all purchasing functions, contributing to cost reduction, managing the purchasing team, communicating with management, and ensuring operational policies are efficiently implemented. This role requires continuous improvement processes and involves assessing plant operation changes for cost benefits.

The Test Support Engineer is responsible for developing, maintaining, and troubleshooting test systems to evaluate automotive products, components, and systems. Duties include creating test cases, documenting customer units, photo documentation, and analyzing test measurements.

As an Electronic Component Engineer, you will be involved in supplier monitoring, change and issue handling, and sourcing of secondary suppliers. Your role includes creating technical documents and leading meetings. You will work independently and as part of a team to enhance automotive technologies and systems.