Lead HPC Platform System Debug Engineer

We are seeking a Lead Platform System Debug Engineer to support software issue investigation, root cause analysis, validation and triage activities, including High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Cabin Zone Control Unit (Cabin ZCU) platforms.

The role sits within a cross-functional technical debugging team that operates inside a wider ecosystem of vehicle-domain teams. Acting as a rapid-response engineer, the individual moves quickly across domains and validation platforms - bench, HIL/Vehicle-in-Loop (ViL), pre-production and production vehicles - to understand issues, perform initial root cause analysis (RCA) and drive triage, before handing problems to the appropriate specialist teams for detailed investigation.

This is primarily a debugging, troubleshooting role rather than a feature-development position. It requires a strong understanding of HPC systems, Base Software (BSW), software architecture, vehicle E&E architecture, diagnostics, software flashing and update processes.

Key Responsibilities

• Reproduce and debug software issues raised during bench, HIL/ViL, vehicle and program-validation activities; perform initial root cause analysis and triage.
• Integrate software components delivered by internal teams and external vendors; run sanity and smoke tests to confirm builds are stable.
• Reflash builds, execute updates and support FOTA investigations; make small, targeted configuration changes to test hypotheses and verify fixes.
• Determine issue ownership with specialist and domain teams, and drive agreement on corrective actions and release paths.
• Document root causes, workarounds and next steps; report findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Maintain and adapt validation setups, including minor bench wiring or hardware changes needed to isolate an issue.

Required Skills & Experience

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Embedded Systems, Automotive Engineering or a comparable field.
• 5+ years in embedded software debugging, platform integration, system validation or root cause analysis.
• Strong understanding of automotive E&E architecture, vehicle subsystem interactions and HPC software architectures.
• Hands-on experience with system-level debugging, issue reproduction, root cause analysis and technical triage.
• Practical experience with hypervisor-based platforms and working knowledge of QNX and Linux/ Android; familiarity with bootloaders (U-Boot, ABL) and debugging tools (JTAG, Lauterbach, GDB, trace tools).
• Working knowledge of software flashing, updates and FOTA concepts - project-specific workflows can be learned on the job, but the underlying concepts are required.
• Diagnostics and communication protocols (UDS, DoIP, SOME/IP, OBD-II, CAN, CAN-FD, Automotive Ethernet) and log/trace analysis tools (Logcat, DLT, Wireshark).
• Ability to communicate technical findings clearly, coordinate cross-functional investigations and prepare concise technical reports and presentations.
• Hands-on experience with benches, HIL/VHIL environments and/or vehicle testing.
• Ability to work mainly on-site in Turin and support exceptional, limited travel when required.

Preferred Skills

• Qualcomm 7255/8255 or equivalent HPC-class SoCs (NVIDIA, Intel, Renesas, NXP).
• Prior work in cross-functional issue-resolution teams or vehicle-integration programs.
• Depth in one or more infotainment-adjacent domains (displays, cameras, audio, connectivity, driver monitoring, vehicle networking).
• Issue-tracking, software-release and quality-management processes; production-plant and EOL (End-of-Line) testing exposure.
• Understanding of AUTOSAR BSW / Adaptive AUTOSAR and ASPICE-compliant workflows.

Working Model & Location

• Based in Turin, Italy, mainly on-site given the hands-on work with benches, vehicles and validation systems.
• Occasional travel (typically ~10-20%) to production plants, test facilities or test sites to provide on-site debugging support.

Skills

Embedded Debugging,QNX