AUTOSAR BSW Bootloader Engineer

Role Summary:
The AUTOSAR Bootloader Engineer will be responsible for the development, integration, and validation of AUTOSAR-based Bootloaders for Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) projects. The role involves secure flashing, FOTA (Flashing Over The Air), cybersecurity enablement, and AUTOSAR BSW integration using ETAS and ESCRYPT toolchains.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and test AUTOSAR Bootloaders for Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) projects
• Implement and validate FOTA functionality for VCU programs
• Support Secure Flash, Secure Boot, and HSM integration using CycurHSM/CycurBOOT
• Configure and validate Memory Stack modules (FLS, FEE, NVM)
• Configure and validate Communication Stack modules (CAN, CANIF, CANTP, DCM) for UDS diagnostics and reprogramming
• Configure AUTOSAR Bootloader architecture using ETAS iSOLAR-B, RTA-OS, and EB tresos
• Integrate secure firmware update mechanisms including signature verification and rollback protection
• Develop Bootloader configuration documentation and flash layout definitions
• Debug Bootloader functionalities using CANoe, CANalyzer, Trace32, GHS, and related tools
• Coordinate with customer engineering teams for ECU integration and production readiness activities

✅ Required Skills:
• Strong experience with AUTOSAR Bootloader, BSW, Memory Stack, and Communication Stack
• Hands-on experience with ETAS iSOLAR-B, RTA-RTE, RTA-OS, and EB tresos
• Expertise in ESCRYPT CycurHSM / CycurBOOT for Secure Boot and key management
• Experience with FOTA, Secure Flash, and Secure Boot implementations
• Strong understanding of UDS (ISO 14229), CAN, and CAN-FD protocols
• Experience with Infineon AURIX TC2xx / TC3xx microcontrollers
• Knowledge of ISO 26262 and ISO 21434 compliance standards
• Strong debugging experience using CANoe, CANalyzer, Trace32, GHS, and embedded toolchains
• Familiarity with Git, SVN, ALM, and ASPICE workflows