IoT Software Engineer (Telematics)

Responsibilities:

• Develop electronic control modules, including Telematic Control Modules, for tractors, harvesters, and construction equipment.
• Support the complete development lifecycle from requirements, concept, design, testing, production, and post-production.
• Work on modular design and part commonization across platforms.
• Collaborate with electrical engineering, project, procurement, quality, cost management teams, and suppliers.
• Evaluate supplier technical capabilities and support supplier selection.
• Prepare RFQs/Product Cards, ECNs, specifications, development plans, and engineering documentation.
• Review supplier DFMEA and participate in system-level DFMEA activities.
• Prepare and execute part-level DVPs; support vehicle-level validation and testing.
• Assist in root-cause analysis, corrective actions, and quality/reliability improvements.
• Release component drawings and support supplier development activities.

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Electronics/Electronics and Communication Engineering.
• 2-4 years of relevant experience in electronics hardware/control module development.
• Hands-on experience in system design, schematic design, design calculations, microcontroller/semiconductor selection, and hardware simulation.
• Basic knowledge of embedded software such as bootloaders and BSP.
• Knowledge of control module manufacturing processes, including SMT, injection molding, and end-of-line testing.
• Knowledge of CREO, Teamcenter, or Polarion is desirable.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and coordination skills.
• Ability to work with international teams and manage multiple priorities.
• Experience in agriculture, construction, commercial, or off-highway vehicles is desirable.
• Knowledge of electronics homologation requirements for India, Europe, and America is an advantage.
• Willingness to travel domestically/internationally as required.
• Candidates with 2-4 years of relevant experience are preferred; senior-level candidates are not being considered.