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Stellantis
Lead Software Safety Architect
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A Software Architect develops and defines the architecture for computer software and applications projects. Oversees the entire software development process; may manage projects for multiple clients. Analyzes customer or user needs, defines system architecture, and leads team of software developers to design programs and build applications.
$136,098 / year median in Michigan
-9% projected decline
Job Description
The Lead Software Safety Architect drives the translation of Safety Goals, Functional Safety Concepts, and Technical Safety Requirements (TSRs) into robust software architectures implemented using AUTOSAR Classic, AUTOSAR Adaptive, Linux, QNX, and mixed-criticality platforms.
The Lead Software Safety Architect serves as the technical authority for software safety and works closely with System Engineering, Hardware Architecture, Functional Safety Managers, Platform Architects, BSW teams, and application developers.
Allocate safety requirements across application software, middleware, operating system, communication stack, and hardware-dependent software.
A minimum of 10 years' experience in design and development of embedded software architecture including a minimum of 5 years in software architecture and functional safetyExpert knowledge of ISO 26262
Experience with zonal architectures and software-defined vehicle platforms.
The Lead Software Safety Architect drives the translation of Safety Goals, Functional Safety Concepts, and Technical Safety Requirements (TSRs) into robust software architectures implemented using AUTOSAR Classic, AUTOSAR Adaptive, Linux, QNX, and mixed-criticality platforms.
The Lead Software Safety Architect serves as the technical authority for software safety and works closely with System Engineering, Hardware Architecture, Functional Safety Managers, Platform Architects, BSW teams, and application developers.
Allocate safety requirements across application software, middleware, operating system, communication stack, and hardware-dependent software.
The Lead Software Safety Architect serves as the technical authority for software safety and works closely with System Engineering, Hardware Architecture, Functional Safety Managers, Platform Architects, BSW teams, and application developers.
Key Responsibilities:
Define and maintain software safety architectures compliant with ISO 26262.Translate:
Safety Goals, Functional Safety Concept (FSC), Technical Safety Concept (TSC), Technical Safety Requirements (TSRs) into software requirements and architecture decisions.Allocate safety requirements across application software, middleware, operating system, communication stack, and hardware-dependent software.
Safety Mechanisms Definition:
Watchdog supervision, Alive monitoring, Program flow monitoring, Timing supervision, End-to-End protection (E2E), Memory protection, Inter-core protection, Communication monitoring, Redundancy management, Diagnostic event handling, Safe state transitions, Degraded mode management, Fault containment regions, Freedom From Interference (FFI)Perform and support: Software FMEA, Failure Propagation Analysis, Dependent Failure Analysis, Safety Mechanism Analysis, FMEDA contribution, Freedom From Interference assessmentsBasic Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Automotive Engineering or related field.A minimum of 10 years' experience in design and development of embedded software architecture including a minimum of 5 years in software architecture and functional safetyExpert knowledge of ISO 26262
Preferred Qualifications:
Knowledge of cybersecurity (ISO 21434) and interaction with functional safety.Experience with zonal architectures and software-defined vehicle platforms.
The Lead Software Safety Architect drives the translation of Safety Goals, Functional Safety Concepts, and Technical Safety Requirements (TSRs) into robust software architectures implemented using AUTOSAR Classic, AUTOSAR Adaptive, Linux, QNX, and mixed-criticality platforms.
The Lead Software Safety Architect serves as the technical authority for software safety and works closely with System Engineering, Hardware Architecture, Functional Safety Managers, Platform Architects, BSW teams, and application developers.
Key Responsibilities:
Define and maintain software safety architectures compliant with ISO 26262.Translate:
Safety Goals, Functional Safety Concept (FSC), Technical Safety Concept (TSC), Technical Safety Requirements (TSRs) into software requirements and architecture decisions.Allocate safety requirements across application software, middleware, operating system, communication stack, and hardware-dependent software.