Requirements Engineer ADAS (m/w/d)

Оccupation: Engineer - vehicle technology

Connecting people and technologies to make the Perfect Match for our customers, always finding the right expert: finding them for the respective challenge - this is our claim at FERCHAU and looking for you: as ambitious: a colleague who wants to bring technologies to the next stage. We implement exciting projects for well-known OEMs and automotive suppliers and take responsibility for complex development projects.

Requirements Engineer ADAS (m/w/d)

Your tasks:

Take these challenges

• Requirements Engineering for automotive applications
• Tracking requirements to fulfillment (DOORS, DNG)
• Coordination of requirements with internal and external customers
• Derivation of system requirements and test methods from the specifications

These are your perspectives for the future

• Professional and personal development possibilities
• Special holiday for important private occasions e.g. wedding, move, birth
• Satte discounts with shopping discounts e.g. when travelling, electronics or cars

Your qualifications:

Our expectations for you

• Successfully completed studies in the field of automotive engineering, computer science, electrical engineering or a comparable qualification
• Ideal experience in the field of requirement management
• Knowledge of DOORS, DNG and/or ALM
• Experience with load/plies
• Good knowledge of German and/or English

Our offer is made for you? Then we are looking forward to your application - please contact Mrs. Vera Sättler online at the VA53-44171-S. We match: your potential and our possibilities. Challenge accepted? Let's start the next level together and develop the future!

Joblocations:

70173 Stuttgart, BADEN_WUERTTEMBERG, GERMANY

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