ESP Function Development and Test Engineer

Tasks

Being an ESP Function Development Engineer at Mercedes-Benz, you will have the chance to work on a wide span of responsibilities:

• Function owner of brake control system.
• Own specific BCS functions, such as ABS, ESC, TCS and VDC, being involved for the full development cycle of the system.
• Lead function integration and migration from standalone chassis ECUs to chassis domain controllers.
• Lead concept definition of BCS functions.
• Lead requirement engineering, including China-specific requirement identification, requirement breakdown, traceability in the system and function architecture definition.
• Define and manage functional allocation, system boundaries, interfaces and dependencies across BCS, EPS, suspension, ADAS, powertrain and vehicle motion control.
• Support system and software architecture definition for chassis domain control, including AUTOSAR, communication, diagnostics, functional safety, cybersecurity and update concepts.
• Steer suppliers for function development.
• Define function validation strategy, review test results and ensure function readiness.
• Lead issue resolution of functions, including root cause analysis, countermeasure development, countermeasure validation and releases.
• Ensure continuous improvements, high performance and robust issue resolution for all module functions, both before and after product launch.
• Support BCS component development in China in the Chassis Team.
• Provide technical support to Joint Venture BBAC R&D.
• Work together with the Field Quality organization on Chinese market issues.

Qualifications

• Master's degree or above in electrical engineering, computer engineering, information engineering, embedded systems, automotive engineering or a related engineering field.
• Profound chassis systems (EPS, ESP and similar) function, software and hardware design, testing and release knowledge at OEMs or Tier 1 suppliers.
• Hands-on experience in at least one chassis domain controller or centralized vehicle control project, covering system architecture, function integration, software integration, testing or release.
• Proficiency in automotive brake control systems, processes, standards and toolchains, with in-depth understanding of automotive product and technology development trends.
• Good understanding of chassis domain controller architecture, vehicle motion control and interactions among braking, steering, suspension, powertrain and ADAS functions.
• Strong technical know-how of cross-domain vehicle network communication protocols.
• Good understanding of Automotive AUTOSAR architecture.
• Knowledge of Vector diagnosis software, including CANoe, CANape and CANalyzer.
• Willingness to travel inside China and abroad to prepare and support launches and resolve supplier issues.
• Strong ownership and motivation to solve difficult problems with cross-functional teams.
• Strong planning and organizational skills.
• Good intercultural competence and communication skills with various hierarchy levels.
• High commitment to automobiles and agility across diversified work packages.
• Strong teamwork spirit, willingness to share, ability to self-motivate and a positive, hardworking and optimistic attitude.
• Chinese native speaker with fluent English language skills; German is a plus.
• Adequate driving skills. Mercedes-Benz or another OEM's internal driving qualification for high-level dynamic driving testing is preferred.

Benefits

• Flextime possible.
• Hybrid work possible.
• Health benefits.
• Mobility offers.
• Discounts for employees possible.

Contact

Mercedes-Benz Group China Ltd.
Xingchi Tower, No. 399, Keqiao Road, Jinqiao, Pudong
201206 Shanghai
Recruitment China E-Mail: recruitment_cn@mercedes-benz.com