HMI Developer

Role and Responsibilities:As an HMI Developer, you will be responsible for the entire HMI development process, from requirement analysis to release and deployment. You should have a strong understanding of the automotive domain, particularly in the areas of infotainment and cluster systems. Your coding skills should be exceptional, with expertise in C++. Hands-on experience with HMI frameworks like EB Guide, QT QML, Kanzi Studio, Altia, or Unreal is necessary. Additionally, you should possess debugging skills with standard debugger, toolchains, and target hardware such as infotainment units, digital clusters, or HUDs. Knowledge of automotive domain and communication protocols like CAN, LIN, MOST, UART, and JTAG is a must. Familiarity with design principles and UX processes is beneficial. Proficiency in version control systems like Git, project management tools like Jira, requirements management tools like Doors, and UML is required. It would be advantageous to have experience with model-based design and knowledge of operating systems like QNX, Linux, and other real-time operating systems. Understanding embedded device and microcontroller workings would also be beneficial.Candidate Qualifications:- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field- Minimum of 3 years of experience in HMI development- Strong problem-solving and analytical skills- Excellent communication and teamwork abilitiesRequired Skills:Overall HMI development processAutomotive domain with Infotainment/ClusterStrong coding experience in C++Hands-on experience in HMI frameworks like EB Guide, QT QML, Kanzi Studio, Altia, Unreal, etc.Debugging skills with standard debugger and toolchainsKnowledge of automotive domain and communication protocols (CAN, LIN, MOST, UART, JTAG)Knowledge of design principles and UX process (good to have)Working experience in Git, Jira, Doors, UML, etc.Model-based design experience (good to have)Knowledge of operating systems like QNX, Linux, and other RTOS (good to have)Knowledge of embedded devices and microcontroller workings (good to have)