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Aumovio · Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan

ADAS_Electronics Lead Engineer

Yokohama, Kanagawa, JapanFull-timeManager or leadOperations

Listed on Aumovio’s official careers site. Posted July 16, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Development of ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) Sensors (Radar, Camera, Controller) ・Electronic circuit design, evaluation, specification study, report creation/presentation, failure analysis, discontinued component support ・Customer/internal company presentation, alignment, negotiation ADAS(自動運転支援システム)の各種センサー(レーダー、カメラ、コントローラー)の開発 ・電子回路設計、評価、仕様検討、レポートの作成・報告、不具合解析、生産中止部品対応 ・顧客及び社内関係部署へのプレゼン・調整・折衝

Qualifications

[Essential requirements] ・Development experience of electronic circuit product ・Understanding of Japanese specification and English specification ・Business-level English skills ・Native-level Japanese skills [Welcome requirements] ・Knowledge and experience of FMEA/FTA/FMEDA ・Knowledge and experience of DRBFM ・Knowledge and experience of EMC and Reliability tests ・Experience of electrical/electronic circuit simulation ・Knowledge of CAN communication and Ethernet communication ・Development experience of Automotive/Automotive components ・Negotiation skill for internal/external company 【必須要件】 電気電子回路製品の開発経験 和文・英文の仕様書の理解 英語 ビジネスレベル 日本語ネイティブレベル 【歓迎要件】 FMEA/FTA/FMDEAの知識・経験 DRBFMの知識・経験 EMC・信頼性試験の知識・経験 電気・電子回路シミュレーションの経験 CAN通信、Ethernet通信の知識 自動車・自動車部品の開発経験 社内・社外折衝力

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