Job Description

Role Purpose

The ADAS System Architect will lead system-engineering and architecture activities for L2+ Driving features including e-Horizon, navigation-data integration, and L2+ driving-system functions.

The position requires close collaboration, platform and ADCU teams, navigation and map-data suppliers, function developers, functional-safety engineers, and integration partners.

Key Responsibilities

Own and maintain the end-to-end system architecture for e-Horizon, navigation/map-data integration, and related L2+ ADAS functions.
Analyze customer, stakeholder, safety, supplier, and platform requirements.
Develop logical, functional, behavioral, and physical architecture views, including system boundaries, component responsibilities, interfaces, dependencies, and data flows.
Define and review external and internal interfaces between navigation systems, map-data providers, ADCU, ADAS applications, vehicle networks, mode management, diagnostics, and HMI.
Define behavior through operating modes, state machines, initialization sequences, degraded modes, fallback behavior, fail-safe transitions, and recovery conditions.
Evaluate e-Horizon road-context quality, positioning uncertainty, confidence information, map matching, data freshness, and the impact of degraded GPS accuracy on ADAS functionality.
Coordinate technical alignment among OEM stakeholders, Tier-1 suppliers, map/navigation providers, function owners, safety teams, and integration teams.
Lead architecture reviews, issue-resolution discussions, technical workshops, and decision-making sessions; document decisions, assumptions, risks, dependencies, and open points.
Support system integration and vehicle-demonstration planning by defining signal availability, interface readiness, configuration dependencies, acceptance criteria, and verification expectations.
Apply Automotive SPICE system-engineering practices across requirements analysis, system architectural design, traceability, reviews, and work-product quality.
Prepare customer-ready technical presentations, architecture documents, interface lists, review reports, weekly status updates, and management summaries.
Mentor system engineers and promote consistent use of MBSE, SysML, reusable modeling patterns, and structured engineering practices.

Required Experience And Competencies

Strong experience in automotive system engineering or system architecture, preferably within ADAS, automated driving, navigation, e-Horizon.
Practical knowledge of Automotive SPICE SYS.1, SYS.2 and SYS.3, requirements engineering, architecture development, interface management, and traceability.
Understanding of ADAS operating modes, state-machine design, fail-safe behavior, diagnostics, timing constraints, vehicle communication, and system integration.
Familiarity with e-Horizon concepts, navigation data, map matching, positioning accuracy, confidence assessment.
Ability to critically review supplier proposals and technical reports, identify gaps and inconsistencies, and convert findings into clear engineering actions.
Strong customer communication, technical leadership, negotiation, documentation, and cross-cultural stakeholder-management skills.

Required SkillsSystems EngineeringSupported SkillsExperience in camera driver and PCIe driver development and integration, Experience in low-level PCIe driver protocols, . Experience in GMSL2, I2C, and DSI protocols, Experience with QNX

8.0 and Qualcomm Platform SDKs, Experience in computer vision and image processing algorithms.&