About us

Originating from Vietnam, VinFast is committed to the vision of becoming a global smart EV brand. VinFast has laid the foundation for the electric car and motorbike industry in Vietnam while passionately promoting the worldwide EV revolution.

With its Customer-First philosophy, VinFast relentlessly innovates and converges intellectual fundamentals in creating best-in-class products with the most affordable prices and outstanding after-sales services. In addition, VinFast provides everybody with the opportunity to use smart EVs while contributing to the creation of a smart, green, and sustainable future.

Scope
of Role

We are
seeking a motivated and proactive Engineer to join our team as a CVC Component
Owner, focusing on the development, integration, and lifecycle management of
Vehicle Control Units (VCU) and Central Vehicle Computers (CVC).

This role is
a strong opportunity for an early-career engineer with a solid foundation in
automotive electronics, embedded systems, and model-based development to grow
into a key ownership position supporting VinFast’s next-generation vehicle
platforms.

As a
Component Owner, you will collaborate closely with senior engineers, system
architects, software teams, suppliers, and cross-functional stakeholders. You
will contribute to defining requirements, validating functionality, reviewing
design changes, and ensuring that CVC/VCU components meet performance, quality,
and program objectives.

Key Responsibilities
:

• 
  Plan
  and manage CVC/VCU hardware, software, and calibration
  deliverables across vehicle programs, ensuring alignment with program
  milestones (EP, PTO, SOP).
• 
  Own the CVC/VCU component
  roadmap, including hardware revisions, software releases, feature content
  mapping, and calibration dependencies.
• 
  Coordinate and review ECU
  schematics, pin configuration, electrical interfaces, and component change
  requests.
• 
  Work with software teams to
  define feature requirements, check interface specifications (ICD/DBC), and
  validate software integration readiness.
• 
  Track and manage hardware,
  software, and calibration baselines, ensuring proper version control and
  documentation for each vehicle line.
• 
  Participate in
  cross-functional reviews to evaluate the impact of hardware or software changes
  on performance, diagnostics, and safety.
• 
  Support issue investigation by
  analyzing logs, reviewing signal behavior, identifying root causes, and
  coordinating fixes with SW/HW/calibration teams.
• 
  Ensure the CVC/VCU meets
  performance, functional safety, diagnostics, and communication requirements
  through systematic testing (bench, HIL, vehicle).
• 
  Collaborate with suppliers
  (hardware & software) to track deliveries, open issues, and release notes,
  ensuring timely escalation and closure.
• 
  Prepare technical reports,
  release notes, and status updates for leadership and program teams.

Requirements

·
Bachelor’s degree in
electrical engineering, Electronics Engineering, Automotive Engineering, or a
related field.

·
Strong understanding of
automotive electronics and basic knowledge of Vehicle Control Units (VCU) and
Central Vehicle Computers (CVC).

·
Familiarity with automotive
communication protocols (e.g., CAN, LIN, Ethernet).

·
Knowledge of electronic
components, sensors, and microcontrollers used in vehicle control systems.

·
Understanding of embedded
systems and firmware

·
Strong problem-solving skills
and the ability to troubleshoot technical issues.

·
Excellent communication
skills, both verbal and written.

·
A strong desire to learn and
grow in the field of automotive electronics.

·
Attention to detail,
analytical mindset, and a proactive approach to work.

Preferred Qualifications:

·
Internship or academic
experience involving automotive ECUs, control systems, embedded software, or
diagnostics.

·
Exposure to MATLAB/Simulink
for model-based design or system simulation.

·
Experience using tools such as
CANoe, CANalyzer, UDS diagnostic tools, or log-analysis tools.

·
Familiarity with
Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) validation, restbus simulation, or ECU integration
benches.

·
Understanding of powertrain,
body, thermal, or connected car functions in EVs or HEVs.

·
Exposure to software
development processes (e.g., Agile, integration testing, release management).

·
Interest in emerging
automotive technologies including EV architectures, ADAS systems, OTA updates,
and connected vehicle platforms.

·
Ability to work effectively in
a dynamic, cross-functional environment with multiple stakeholders.

Benefits

• 
  Competitive salary
• 
  Premium healthcare package, including PVI insurance & annual health check-ups
• 
  13th-month salary & performance bonuses to reward your contributions
• 
  Enjoy preferential pricing for services within the Vingroup ecosystem including Vinmec, Vinpearl, and Vinschool...
• 
  Opportunity to collaborate with and learn from industry-leading professionals in the automotive domain.