Embedded C++ Engineer for CACL

CACL Engineer (3–5 Years Experience) Role Summary We are looking for a CACL Engineer with 3 to 5 years of experience in embedded automotive software development, especially in C/C++ and AUTOSAR-based systems. The ideal candidate will work on the CACL domain, contribute to feature development, bug fixing, static analysis cleanup, and CI validation while collaborating with cross-functional teams. Key Responsibilities - Develop and maintain CACL software components in C++ and AUTOSAR-based embedded environments.

• Analyze product requirements and convert them into technical design and implementation.
• Fix defects, improve stability, and implement small-to-medium feature enhancements.
• Validate changes using local build/test workflows and CI checks.
• Work with Coverity, AUTOSAR coding rules, and static analysis findings.
• Debug issues in communication stacks, state machines, diagnostic flows, and memory handling.
• Write and update unit tests for modified functionality.
• Participate in code reviews and ensure compliance with project coding standards.
• Collaborate with architects, module owners, and integration teams to resolve technical issues.

Required Skills - 3–5 years of experience in embedded software development.

• Strong knowledge of C++ and software debugging.
• Experience with AUTOSAR concepts and automotive embedded development.
• Familiarity with Bazel, Git, and CI/CD workflows.
• Understanding of static analysis tools such as Coverity.
• Ability to read and debug low-level software and integration issues.
• Good communication and teamwork skills.

Preferred Skills - Experience with IPB / CACL / vehicle access / keyless access domains.

• Knowledge of CAN/LIN/Ethernet communication and diagnostics.
• Exposure to unit testing and test automation.
• Experience in working with safety or quality-focused automotive projects.

Qualifications - Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electronics, Computer Science, Embedded Systems, or related field.

• 3–5 years of relevant industry experience.