Hiring - Embedded Software Implementation Engineer - Warren MI, $50/HR C2C No GC

[Bishwa Mahato]

Role: Embedded Software Implementation Engineer
Location: Warren MI
$50/HR C2C

No GC

Must Have Technical/Functional Skills

· Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, Electronics Engineering, Controls Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related engineering discipline.

· Minimum 5 years of experience in automotive embedded software development or software implementation for control systems.

· Strong knowledge of embedded programming and software implementation for automotive applications.

· Experience with software development in CI/CD pipelines, including software integration and validation of workflows.

· Experience with software requirements for tagging, traceability, and implementation.

· Hands-on experience with Embedded C development for the production automotive software.

· Strong understanding of MISRA, AUTOSAR, diagnostics, and embedded software development best practices.

· Familiarity with automotive communication protocols, including CAN, LIN, and Ethernet.

· Working knowledge of software integration and validation in embedded controller environments.

Roles & Responsibilities

· Develop embedded software for Ride Height Suspension Controls and related chassis control applications.

· Implement software requirements in compliance with defined software architecture, coding standards, and subsystem interfaces.

· Support software development within CI/CD pipelines, including build, integration, static analysis, and validation activities.

· Maintain software requirements for traceability and tagging across implementation, verification, and release of workflows.

· Implement diagnostics and communication interfaces for CAN, LIN, and Ethernet- based controller interactions.

· Collaborate with controls, systems, BSW, and validation teams to resolve software defects and support stable subsystem behavior.

· Contribute to software reviews, issue resolution, and continuous improvement of software quality and implementation robustness

[Bishwa Mahato]