Junior Embedded Software Engineer - Body Control and Comfort
- Application Deadline: Feb. 25, 2025
- Ängelholm
- On-site
We are looking for new employees to join our pursuit of ultimate performance. In this role, you will be working with the software that controls the body and comfort of the car, such as the famous “Ghost Mode” function.
The body controllers and the software that goes in them are fully developed in-house. It will be your mission, in close collaboration with your team, to formulate new concepts and algorithms for the body-related applications. This is the perfect opportunity for someone who wants to get first-hand experience in how innovation comes to life and become highly proficient in developing software from scratch.
Main responsibilities:
- Actively support the design, implementation, integration and debugging low level and application-level software for in-house body controllers
- Support our production line, prototype, and service department
- Play an active role in the development of our ways of working
- Participate in various cross-functional projects between Hardware Engineers, Software Engineers, Designers and Technicians
You will report directly to the Body Control & Comfort Team Lead and be located at our main production facility in Ängelholm, Sweden.
Work with great people
Skills & Requirements
We are looking for someone that is naturally curious, eager to learn and passionate about developing embedded software from scratch. You thrive in small teams that operate in highly dynamic, cross-functional working environments and see every challenge as a learning experience.
Further skills needed:
- Proven hands-on working experience within embedded software engineering in C. Typically development, trouble-shooting for both low- and high-level embedded software in real-time environment
- Embedded systems debugging skills
- High standards for clean code quality, maintainability, and performance
- Knowledge of Git or similar version control system
- Adequate knowledge of reading schematics and data sheets for components
As we operate in an international environment. Fluency in written and spoken English is a must.
It would also be considered meritorious, but not required if you have:
- Previous Formula Student or Motorsport experience (or similar)
- Knowledge of C++ and Python
- Knowledge of how a car and its systems and components work
- Experience working with CAN, LIN protocols and similar diagnostics and automotive tools and standards.
- Experience in troubleshooting automotive electrical systems
Great Place to Work
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Opportunity to impact a growing company
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Work alongside world-class talent
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Flexible work schedules + Culture of collaboration
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Long track record of success and profitability
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Engaging and sharing work environment
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Quick decision making, flat hierarchy
About the company
Koenigsegg is most known for building some of the fastest cars in the world; with almost all of our megacar technologies that are patented and made in-house by our almost 500 world-class technicians, engineers, sourcing experts, production craftsmen, and communicators.
What we’ve created is a unique proving ground of engineering creativity that makes use of our breakthrough megacar development and legacy to push the boundaries of sustainable mobility technology.
So, what’s next?
We are on a universe-denting mission to develop the next generation of breakthrough tech and products. We are looking for outstanding, impactful, and authentic individuals to grow with us. Our ambitions are inspiring but will push the limits of what is possible – requiring one to work efficiently amid our cross-functional teams to execute at high-quality levels.
The goal is clear: innovate and transform.
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