Job Description

A leading premium automotive business and leading to move towards electric autonomous vehicles.

WHAT TO EXPECT:

The standstill domain team are responsible for the overall definition of customer facing features and functions relating to the transition to, maintenance of and transition from standstill.

The domain team do not own any actuators or hardware yet are expected to influence and shape both commodity and system strategies to ensure the hardware supports the necessary behaviour and performance.

Focussing on Integrated Electric Park Brake (iEPB) functionality & in collaboration with the standstill system architect & iEPB system owner, the successful candidate will take responsibility for managing the relationship between their allocated park brake control supplier, host module & JLR, design verification test planning, maintenance & execution to ensure successful sign-off against external regulatory & internal standards on JLR vehicle programmes.

WHAT YOU\'LL DO

Key Accountabilities and Responsibilities

• Interface with JLR vehicle programme squads to understand programme content, requirements & timing.
• Define, maintain & execute design verification sign-off plans for iEPB functionality (HiL, SiL, Vehicle, etc).
• Produce appropriate test reports for review & sign-off by the iEPB system owner.
• Lead key technical forums with park brake control supplier (ie, Open Topic List) & key stakeholders.
• Issue reporting & resolution in collaboration with the iEPB system owner.

• Willingness to learn.
• Drive to deliver.
• Open to new ways of delivering work items.
• Passion for the extended functionality that is enabled by software and system integration into a premium vehicle to give a modern luxury experience.
• Driving Licence

• Knowledge of vehicle braking systems & regulatory requirements (ie. ECE-13H).
• Experience of systems engineering.
• Verification Validation planning

JLR