Safety Test Architect

About the role

We are looking for a Safety Test Architect to lead the design and execution of safety‑critical test strategies for ADAS radar systems. The role focuses on ensuring ISO 26262 compliance across sensor, ECU and vehicle levels while integrating advanced AI/ML testing techniques.

Key responsibilities

• Define and own end‑to‑end safety test architecture for ADAS radar (Gen6/Gen7) covering sensor, ECU and vehicle levels.
• Develop ASIL‑driven test strategies (ASIL B‑D) for radar functions such as object detection, tracking and classification.
• Lead verification & validation of radar safety functions, including latency, signal integrity and degraded‑mode behavior.
• Design and execute fault‑injection campaigns at sensor, ECU and network levels.
• Establish SIL/MIL/HIL validation frameworks using Vector CANoe, dSPACE and radar simulators.
• Integrate AI/ML‑based testing (GenAI, anomaly detection) to improve coverage and automate test generation.
• Maintain traceability and compliance using IBM DOORS and Polarion.
• Collaborate with system, safety and software teams to validate the radar perception chain, including edge cases.
• Lead safety audits, assessments and release readiness activities.

Required profile

• B.E./B.Tech in ECE, EEE or Computer Science.
• 10‑14 years of experience in automotive safety testing, AUTOSAR BSW, and ADAS sensor validation.
• Strong knowledge of ISO 26262 and functional safety concepts (FUSA).
• Experience with safety audits and certification processes.

Required skills

• AUTOSAR BSW testing (MCAL, ECU abstraction, OS, services layers)
• Communication protocols: CAN, LIN, Ethernet, FlexRay, UDS, DoIP
• ADAS sensors: radar (Gen6/Gen7), camera, video, ultrasonic
• Fault injection testing at sensor, ECU and network levels
• SIL/MIL/HIL validation using Vector CANoe, dSPACE, radar simulators
• AI/ML‑driven testing, GenAI, anomaly detection
• Traceability tools: IBM DOORS, Polarion
• ISO 26262, ASIL B‑D, functional safety (FUSA)
• Hardware fault injection and security testing