The Battery Management Systems (BMS) Sr. Requirement Engineer will support and provide leadership for the development of BMS software for the family of next generation xEV powertrains. The selected candidate will help define and refine BMS functional and Safety requirements for software and control algorithms, develop & maintain the BMS DFMEA and its associated DVP related to high voltage software functions within the battery and powertrain interfaces. Sr. BMS Requirements Engineer will work with the Propulsion System requirement, Battery system architects, BMS SW product release engineers (SW DREs), BMS Controls, and functional safety/Diagnostic teams to define new functional requirements and solve application issues during BMS software design & testing.
Job responsibilities include but not limited to:
- Develop and globally harmonize BMS software requirements from system requirements - specific to high voltage battery applications
- Develop, maintain and release harmonize BMS software requirements (core and application) per program SW release milestones
- Ensure compliance to corporate standards
- Work cross functionally to verify functional safety and battery software requirements meet all customer needs
- Support software DREs in root cause analysis of issues and documenting lessons learned/best practices as needed
- Lead and support BMS requirement engineers in requirements management and traceability duties and processes
- Develop and maintain BMS software DFMEA and its associated DVP
- Lead and work cross functionally to define new or refine existing high voltage SW functions driven by BMS hardware, EE architecture, regulatory, Functional safety and powertrain controls interface and allocation to name a few
- Provide guidance and mentorship to other BMS requirement engineers along with supporting their development and training
- Collaborate with other battery COE specialists (cell, BMS HW, system, Controls and electrical) and vehicle teams to develop a robust software design for high performance battery systems