Req ID 89899 | GEC Chennai, India, ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited

Job Description
About the Team:At ZF, Research and Development (R&D;), which plays a key role in shaping the future of mobility. Their R&D; team combines specific know-how in various technology fields with current trends in mobility, aiming to develop cutting-edge solutions that enhance safety, efficiency, and sustainability

What you can look forward to as BSW Developer (m/f/d):

Design, develop, and debug Basic Software (BSW) modules in accordance with project requirements and AUTOSAR architecture.
Perform unit testing and functional testing of developed software modules to ensure correct functionality and reliability.
Analyze and resolve software defects, integration issues, and performance-related problems.
Ensure compliance with Automotive SPICE (ASPICE) processes, coding standards, and software development guidelines.
2-4 years of experience in relevant area; Experience in automotive embedded development is added advantage.

Your profile as BSW Developer (m/f/d):





Strong programming skills in Embedded C/C++ with experience in software design, debugging, and testing.
Hands-on experience with 16-bit and 32-bit microcontrollers, preferably Infineon AURIX TC2xx/TC3xx or similar platforms.
Good understanding of microcontroller peripherals, low-level driver development, and basic safety mechanisms.
Exposure to AUTOSAR architecture, including Startup, Shutdown concepts.
Experience in developing and debugging MCAL, Complex Device Drivers (CDD), and sensor drivers is desirable.
Working knowledge of automotive tools such as CANoe, CANalyzer, and CANape for communication analysis and debugging.
Familiarity with software profiling/debugging tools and embedded software development processes.

Why should you choose ZF Group in India?• Innovative Environment: ZF is at the forefront of technological advancements, offering a dynamic and innovative work environment that encourages creativity and

📌 BSW Developer (India)
🏢 ZF Group
📍 India