Entry-Level - Compute Platforms & SoC/MCU Semiconductor Systems Researcher
Core
Define, propose, and develop research projects for next-generation in-vehicle architectures, compute platforms, and communication systems (SoCs, MCUs, memory) for Software Defined Vehicles.
Role type
Entry-level semiconductor systems researcher (automotive)
Builds
Proof-of-concept prototypes and research outcomes for central compute, zonal ECUs, domain controllers, and automated driving platforms.
Domain
Automotive semiconductor systems and embedded compute
Deliverable
research
Required skills
SoC/MCU architecture, memory hierarchies, high-speed interfaces, automotive communication protocols, board bring-up/debug, low-level software (BSP, bootloaders, drivers)
Preferred skills
PhD in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or Electrical Engineering
Technologies
Arm, RISC-V, PCIe, Ethernet, DDR/LPDDR, FPGAs, RTOS, JTAG, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers
Responsibilities
Lead semiconductor-focused research projects influencing architecture roadmaps; Design and implement proof-of-concept prototypes on R&D lab benches; Evaluate and benchmark SoCs/MCUs and memory technologies; Explore and prototype new compute/communication concepts using FPGAs; Contribute to ECU and board-level design concepts; Drive low-level software concepts for SDV architectures; Collaborate with engineering, purchasing, and suppliers; Move successful research outcomes into production programs; Publish and protect IP.
Seniority
Entry-level, research-focused
