About Munich Electrification
Munich Electrification is an innovative company founded with the aim of accelerating the transition to electric and connected mobility. We develop innovative electronic control units for electric vehicles and stationary storage systems for our global customers. Our international team is composed of highly motivated and exceptional engineers. As a small and specialized team we are well-aware of the importance of each individual colleague and support and promote each employee according to their abilities and needs. Our office with adjacent prototype and testing lab is located in the heart of Munich at the Heimeranplatz.
This is what we stand for:
- Technological Leadership: We challenge norms, innovate quickly, and anticipate future needs. We take smart risks and learn from outcomes to stay ahead.
- Sustainability: We actively drive change for a sustainable future, aware of our impact and inspiring others to build a better world.
- Team Culture: We believe work should be enjoyable, fostering a spirit of inspiration, celebration, and teamwork across the globe.
- Entrepreneurial Spirit: We embrace change, think big, and push limits with passion.
Your Role
As an Embedded Software Developer you work on the development of the software which is controlling the high voltage batteries in multiple different customer vehicles. You are part of an expert team of system, hard- and software engineers on battery management systems which are among the world-leading ones regarding safety, features and costs.
Your future tasks at a glance
Development of complex state machines to ensure the functionality of the HV battery
Development of complex drivers and modules for wired or wireless real time data transfer
Management of crypto modules and secure communication
Bootloader development
complex analog & digital signal processing and data transfer (CAN, LIN, SPI, ethernet, I2C)
Integrate the software on OS level and ensure its real time capability in multiple different frameworks (bare metal, vector/Autosar, micrium OS, PXROS)
Work on the low-level drivers that controls the microcontroller and its peripherals
Ensure & improve the functionality of the battery management algorithms on system level
Ensure the software development follows the necessary automotive safety standards (e.g., ISO26262)
Design the software architecture regarding integration, validation and mass production
Develop and Improve CI /CD tool chain and integrate SW development , quality check , work product generation and testing processes into the tool chain. Integrate the software in our CI/CD tool landscape
Cover all requirements with necessary testcases
Bring-up the different customer batteries and vehicles
What you bring with you
Successfully completed university degree in an engineering field
Ideally more than 3 years of working experience in software engineering (in C/C++)
Knowledge in the field of microcontrollers and applicable tools
Highly motivated, willing to take responsibility and ownership of a project
Creativity, curiosity and enthusiasm for innovative electronics solutions for electric vehicles
Preference for working in teams and strong communication skills (English; German favorable)
Able to be onsite in our offices at least 2-3x a week
Our Offer & Benefits
The chance to be part of a highly innovative, agile, and unique team with prestigious customers in the automotive and battery storage sector. You will gain a deeper knowledge around connected & electric vehicle batteries, battery management and electronics development and strive in an exciting work environment
Benefits (Full-time Employees):
- Trust-based working hours and hybrid work
- Adequate and competitive compensation
- Pension Plan/Bonus
- Free access to the fitness center right next to us or subsidized EGYM Wellpass
- Free snacks, coffee, drinks and lunch (freshly cooked by our chef) every day
- Public transport ticket
- Bike-Leasing via Business Bike
- Experience various inspiring and fun team events
- ME-branded clothing
- Option to "work from anywhere" (6 weeks/year)
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