Sopra Steria
Senior Automotive System Engineer
Montréal, QC, Canada · Senior · Full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 49 days ago
Business DevelopmentEmbedded SystemsSystems EngineeringCommunicationCollaboration
About the role
- Job Types: Full-time, Permanent CS Group Canada values diversity in the workplace and encourages women, visible minorities, ethnic minorities, aboriginal people, and people with disabilities to apply.
Responsibilities
- Develop Model Based System Engineering (MBSE) artefacts (Use case diagrams, structural diagrams and behavioral models) using Systems Modeling Language (SysML).
- Contribute to requirement validation and alignment with system design
- Experience in technical consulting with abilities to drive small cross functional engineering team.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in System Engineering, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Software Engineering or related field.
Benefits
- Industry leading medical, dental, and vision Insurance
Company info
- CS Group Canada, a subsidiary of CS Group (part of the Sopra Steria Group), is a leader in the development and certification of safety-critical systems in the aerospace, electric, and autonomous driving industries.
- Joining CS Group Canada means taking part in complex, high-tech projects for some of the most prestigious system manufacturers in North America, while benefiting from competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits, and flexible work arrangements.
- We are looking for a Senior System Safety Engineer with practical expertise in safety/mission critical embedded systems to join our dynamic team and contribute to the development of next generation autonomous vehicles.
- Participate in technical discussion as part of business development efforts.
Equal opportunity
- All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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