Job statistics for Embedded C/C++ / Functional Safety Engineer
- Same-title openings
- 1
- Days open
- 4 days
- Cost of vacancy
- $117,600
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Embedded C/C++ / Functional Safety Engineer
Focus
Functional safety
Location
Helsinki, Finland
Posted
Sep 11, 2026
Source
LinkedIn
Job description
WE ARE LOOKING FOR Embedded C/C++ /
We are seeking an Embedded C/C++ / Engineer to develop and integrate lower-level vehicle systems supporting braking, steering, adaptive cruise control, and other vehicle-control functionality.
You will work on automotive ECUs and ASIL-certified systems, helping expose existing vehicle capabilities through network interfaces and strengthening communication between the transmission control module (TCM), network layers, and chassis systems.
Key responsibilities
We are seeking an Embedded C/C++ / Engineer to develop and integrate lower-level vehicle systems supporting braking, steering, adaptive cruise control, and other vehicle-control functionality.
You will work on automotive ECUs and ASIL-certified systems, helping expose existing vehicle capabilities through network interfaces and strengthening communication between the transmission control module (TCM), network layers, and chassis systems.
Key responsibilities
- Develop and maintain embedded C/C++ software for automotive ECUs.
- Enable network-side access to existing vehicle functionality.
- Modify and integrate communication between TCM/network layers and chassis systems.
- Contribute to the development and integration of safety-critical vehicle-control features.
- Support functional-safety documentation, verification, validation, and testing.
- Collaborate with systems, software, and safety engineers to ensure compliance with applicable requirements.
- Strong experience with embedded C and/or C++.
- Professional experience developing software for automotive embedded systems or ECUs.
- Experience with functional safety and ASIL-certified systems.
- Background developing or testing safety-critical software.
- Understanding of automotive communication networks and ECU integration.