Company Name
ASTEMO FRANCE S.A.S.
Job Family:
Engineering
Context
Astemo is one of the major actors on brake development market. At Astemo several innovative braking systems are developed for international automotive industries. As part of the autonomous vehicle development program, the software department is developing the Automatic Parking Brake (APB) which is based on electromechanical system controlled by an advanced control function.
Your mission
Your goal is to develop the software for platform project which will be used on customer applicative projects.
Following model based design process and respecting ISO26262/ASPICE standards you will continuously improve parking brake software behaviour by debugging current strategies and developing innovative new functionalities.
In addition, you will guarantee a high level of quality on software metrics by verifying your model/code against modelling and code standards applied in automotive industry, such as MAB, MISRA or HIS.
In order to achieve your mission, below the following continuous activities:
In January 2021, Hitachi Automotive Systems, Keihin, Showa, and Nissin Kogyo completed a business merger and began their journey as the global mega-supplier “Hitachi Astemo”. Through the combined strengths of the companies, we are further enhancing our global competitiveness in the areas of automotive powertrain systems, chassis systems, autonomous driving/advanced driving assistance systems (AD/ADAS), and motorcycle systems.
Astemo’s mission is to work on solving various social issues and to create a better future by providing advanced mobility solutions. In addition to reducing traffic accidents and traffic congestion, we aim to reduce the burden on the environment by cleaning exhaust gas and improving fuel efficiency to contribute to the realization of a society that is both people- and eco-friendly.
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