Staff Compute & Controls Systems Engineer

Apply compute, controls, and systems engineering principles to define traceable computing requirements from product goals

Engage with product, HW/SW engineering, production, safety, and business teams to author detailed requirements for compute and control modules.

Analyze tradeoffs and drive consensus with product, hardware, and software teams to converge on compute architecture for current and new vehicle platforms.

Gather and analyze critical data to define metrics, qualify systems for release, and influence system design decisions based on evidence-based insights.

Create and maintain clear, precise documentation to support system designs, architectural decisions, and processes while ensuring cross-team alignment.

Work with software and firmware teams during implementation to ensure requirements are met.

Lead the sign-off of compute and autonomy systems with cross-functional teams.

Assist with the development and review of Verification and Validation (V&V) plans, and analyze test results for compute and controls systems.

Conduct System FMEA (SFMEA) and failure mode analysis in the context of part-level reliability to identify and mitigate potential failure modes early in the design cycle.

Support Root Cause Analysis (RCA) for safety-related compute platform field failures.

Collaborate with partner teams to improve diagnostic coverage against single-point and multiple-point latent failures on existing hardware platforms.

Support functional safety analyses to ensure the safety concept remains compatible with the core objectives of ISO 26262.

PhD in a related technical field.

Experience working on high assurance compute solutions and GPU hardware, along with knowledge of AI models used for perception, behavior planning, and trajectory planning.

Experience with sensor interface design and data throughput analysis, including bandwidth, latency, and timing/synchronization requirements across the compute architecture.

Experience with hazard analysis, functional decomposition, validation, and verification.