Systems Engineer, E/E Architecture, Digital Systems (m/f/d)

The Digital Systems Architect is responsible for the structural design of the vehicle’s E/E (electrical/electronic) system architecture and ensures that all vehicle functions-including the logical architecture derived from the functional design, as well as software, assemblies, and communication-are consistently allocated and integrated. This is where the specifications for the individual assemblies are developed for further development.

Defining the vehicle’s overall E/E architecture in coordination with the platform architect

Structuring the assembly and component architecture, communication architecture, and power architecture

Defining and modeling the technical and physical architecture using SysML and in accordance with the Rheinmetall architecture framework

Allocation of the logical architecture to the subassemblies within the physical architecture

Modeling of the interfaces, data flow (network protocols), and IT infrastructure of all E/E subassemblies of the entire vehicle, resulting in the creation of the E/E topology

Integration of safety, cybersecurity, and EMC requirements, as well as systemic latency requirements and load management for the assemblies, into the E/E architecture

Trade-off analysis and, if necessary, architecture decisions in collaboration with the platform architect

Preparation of specifications for the respective assemblies