As a Software Engineer at Ethernovia, you will test and validate software for automotive systems, collaborating with design and hardware teams to develop test cases and tools. Your work will be focused on safety-critical systems requiring adherence to functional safety standards.

As a Senior Embedded Software Engineer at Ethernovia, you will develop embedded firmware for networking devices, focusing on safety-critical automotive applications. Responsibilities include architecture, design, implementation, testing, and integration of firmware. The role requires a strong understanding of the software development lifecycle and proficiency in C/C++.

The Senior Software Engineer will develop and maintain Ethernovia’s device software stack, including Embedded Firmware and device drivers for networking devices, integrating them with the Linux and AUTOSAR communication stack, while ensuring safety-critical standards are met. Responsibilities include architecture, design, testing, and integration of software components and drivers.

As a Senior ASIC Design Verification Engineer, you will oversee digital SoC verification, collaborating with architects and software engineers to validate advanced automotive communication semiconductors. Your role will involve planning, executing verification processes, debugging simulations, and fostering a positive team environment.

The Principal AUTOSAR Software Engineer will be responsible for the design, development, and integration of AUTOSAR software components for automotive ECUs, along with basic software modules including communication stacks and diagnostic services. The role involves working closely with cross-functional teams to optimize software performance, along with integration and testing of firmware and low-level code in line with industry standards.

As an Embedded Software Engineer at Ethernovia, you'll develop embedded firmware for networking devices, responsible for design, implementation, testing, and integration to support safety-critical automotive applications. You will work on software that configures and monitors communication devices, ensuring adherence to functional safety standards.

As the VLSI Manager/Director at Ethernovia, you'll lead the digital hardware team, overseeing digital design and verification for advanced automotive communication semiconductors. This role requires hands-on technical skills as well as managerial responsibilities, including hiring and developing a team to execute design projects from concept to silicon.

The Principal Functional Safety Engineer will develop and implement functional safety concepts, conduct safety analyses and risk assessments, define safety requirements, and ensure compliance with ISO-26262 and other safety standards while providing technical expertise across teams.

The Software Engineer for GUI Tools at Ethernovia will develop software-based GUI for evaluation platforms, focusing on debugging and testing networking devices. This role requires proficiency in software development lifecycle and programming languages like C/C++ and Python, along with experience in GUI design using Qt/QML.

The Project Manager will develop and manage project plans, communication, and resource allocation while analyzing management and technical processes. The role involves leading budget allocation, scheduling timelines, generating reports, overseeing technical operations, and training teams on processes and strategies.

As a Python Developer at Ethernovia, you will write clean and efficient code, perform data cleaning and EDA, implement data visualization solutions, troubleshoot applications, and engage in code reviews. You will take ownership of your tasks while collaborating with team members and stakeholders.

As a Senior ASIC Design Engineer at Ethernovia, you will lead the digital SoC design process from architecture to static timing analysis. Collaborating with various engineers, you will define and develop high-performance custom silicon for automotive communication systems while ensuring design meets power, performance, and area goals.

As a Firmware Engineer at Ethernovia, you will develop embedded firmware for networking devices, ensuring control and monitoring capabilities. Responsibilities include architecture, design, implementation, testing, and integration of firmware. A focus on safety-critical automotive applications is essential. You will collaborate with the Software team to roll out firmware within Ethernovia's SDK, adhering to best development practices and industry standards.

As a Software Engineer, you will develop software for evaluation platforms that debug, test, and demonstrate networking devices. Your role includes creating drivers, middleware, and handling large volumes of test data while ensuring compliance with automotive safety standards.

The Principal Embedded Software Engineer will lead the development of Ethernovia's networking device software stack, including embedded firmware and device drivers. Responsibilities entail architecture, design, implementation, testing, and integration of firmware, ensuring adherence to functional safety standards for automotive applications.

As a Principal Software Application Engineer at Ethernovia, you'll support field teams and customers globally, communicating technical solutions effectively. This hands-on role involves taking designs from concept to production, providing technical support, and collaborating with engineering teams.

The Senior Analog / Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer will lead the design of Analog Front-End blocks such as PLLs and ADCs using advanced CMOS processes. Responsibilities include managing the full design cycle from specification to production, collaborating with multiple teams, and mentoring junior engineers.

As a Digital Verification ASIC Engineer, you will verify digital SoCs, collaborating with architects, designers, and software engineers to ensure the validation of advanced automotive communication semiconductors and systems.

The role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to develop and lead the platform bring-up activities, debugging issues focusing on SoC interaction, and defining standards for hardware definition. Responsibilities include leading platform software development, ensuring compatibility and performance in SoC packaging processes, and staying updated on advancements in SoC technologies.

As a Senior ASIC Design Verification Engineer, you will ensure the verification of digital SoC for advanced automotive communication semiconductors. Collaborate with architects, designers, and SW engineers, while contributing to a cohesive work environment for optimal results.